Four Writers on Finding Books in Yemen, Recommending Yemeni Writers
“Fortunately for me, my family travels frequently, which allows me to get hard-copy originals from abroad.”
“Fortunately for me, my family travels frequently, which allows me to get hard-copy originals from abroad.”
“I’ll never forget the date: It was March 30, 1995, and I still celebrate this day every year, as my literary birthday.”
“To be considered for a 2020-2021 residency, your application (including separate letter of recommendation) must be received electronically by the end of the day, June 30, 2020.”
In “A Woman Shaped by Fear,” we talk about the Wannous’ haunting novel, in lucid, vibrant translation by Jaquette.
Words Without Borders recently published a special section co-edited by Sawad Hussain and Nariman Youssef, “Beyond Representation: Life Writing by Women in Arabic.”
Five small presses are kicking off a shared, Zoom-centered, international book club today.
Those are two separate themes; we are not requesting contributions about criminal or crime-fighting cats; although, naturally, we’re open to anything that’s evocative, soul-cracking, un-put-downable, fun.
Among the features is a literary playlist for Youssef Fadel’s “Years of Lead” trilogy.
If you cannot go to the road, this issue of ArabLit Quarterly (THE ROAD) will come to you.