
Islam Nawwar’s ‘Don’t Say that My Son Is Walking in Heaven’
Islam Nawwar is a poet and physician in Cairo: Excerpt from “Don’t Say That My Son Is Walking in Heaven” By Islam Nawwar Translated by Phoebe ……Read More
Islam Nawwar is a poet and physician in Cairo: Excerpt from “Don’t Say That My Son Is Walking in Heaven” By Islam Nawwar Translated by Phoebe ……Read More
There are books that tear its readers open and leave us bleeding, such as Mustafa Khalifa’s The Shell (القوقعة), translated by Paul Starkey. But there are ……Read More
We close Women in Translation Month (#WiTMonth) with a poem by Vénus Khoury-Ghata, born in Lebanon in 1937: A translation of Khoury-Ghata’s The Last Days ……Read More
Translations and a tribute to a young Sudanese poet who drowned, last week, in the Mediterranean Sea: By Adil Babikir A young Sudanese poet’s prediction ……Read More
There is very little Arabic poetry by women translated to English; for Women in Translation Month (#WiTMonth), we offer a brief look at ten poets. ……Read More
Last Friday, organizers announced the recipient of the 2021 Banipal Visiting Writer Fellowship: The 2021 fellowship — jointly run by St Aidan’s College of the ……Read More
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