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How To Separate Mediocre, Good, and Great Stories in Translation

August 28, 2014 Sara 0
Translator Max Shmookler, who is currently co-editing a collection of Sudanese short stories with ArabLit contributor Raphael Cormack, explores the tension between what Sudanese readers think is a great story ……Read More
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Maya Abu Hayyat and Christine de Luca ‘In Love,’ and the Success of ‘A Bird is Not a Stone’

August 28, 2014 Sara 0
Dalya Alberge, writing in The Guardian, asserted Saturday that there is a “mini-boom” in literature translated into English. It’s hard to say if that’s the case — Alberge ……Read More
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On Bringing a Benghazi-set ‘Panoptic Masterpiece’ into English

August 26, 2014 Sara 0
Alessandro Spina — the nom de plume of Benghazi-born author Basili Shafik Khouzam — died last year, two weeks before André Naffis-Sahely came to an agreement with ……Read More
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Translation and Expectation: Which ‘For Bread Alone’ Are You Reading?

August 25, 2014 Sara 0
Yesterday, ArabLit posted about a new Mohamed Choukri International Award while making only slight mention of the circumstances under which Choukri’s internationally acclaimed al-Khubz al-Hafi was translated into English. Indeed, ……Read More
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Sonallah Ibrahim Part of Committee Setting Up ‘Mohamed Choukri International Award’

August 25, 2014 Sara 0
World literary awards are plentiful, although credible, transparent, and interesting ones less so. The Mohamed Choukri Foundation, named for the celebrated Moroccan author, recently announced the ……Read More
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A New Life for Arabic Noir?

August 25, 2014 Sara 0
Oum Cartoon blogger Jonathan Guyer has a piece up at the Paris Review this week about “The Case of the Arabic Noirs.” In it, he argues that ……Read More

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