Books

Sudanese critic Abdel Goddous al-Khatim chronicles the twentieth century in Sudanese literature: By Lemya Shammat Abdel Goddous al-Khatim is one of the most influential literary ……Read More

This poem, “So That We Won’t Appear as a Scar on the World’s Brow ,” comes from Ala’a Hasanin‘s debut collection يخرج مرتجفاً من أعماقه (He ……Read More

This month, there has been a fresh push from Kuwaiti citizens who are fed up with official censorship, both outside the Ministry of Information and ……Read More

Copies of Fadi Zaghmout’s third novel, Laila and the Lamb, have been stopped from entering Jordan. Just as Kuwaiti readers were protesting the extensive censorship that ……Read More

This article is based on conversations between the author and co-founders of Arabiska Teatern Helen Al-Janabi and Oskar Rosén in Stockholm on August 6, 2018: ……Read More

Breaking from tradition, Ahmed Gasmia not only writes a nineteenth-century historical novel that’s funny. It also has a happy ending: By Nadia Ghanem Ahmed Gasmia ……Read More