Sunday Submissions: NEA Translation Fellowships
Proposed projects — which can be supported with $12,500 or $25,000 grants — “should be of interest for its literary excellence and value.”
Proposed projects — which can be supported with $12,500 or $25,000 grants — “should be of interest for its literary excellence and value.”
“These are giants in our part of the world,” Abulhawa said. “But here they’re unknown.”
Thigh of a camel, shank of an ostrich,
a vulture’s paw and the breast of a biting lion.
Finalists from the previous workshops in Cairo, Beirut, and Jericho were invited to apply for this year’s Frankfurt workshop, which will be led by Palestinian novelist and short-story writer Adania Shibli and Egyptian novelist Alaa al-Aswany. Select short stories will be published bilingually on the adda literary website.
The magazine Modern Poetry in Translation has launched an online translation workshop focused on Adil Latefi’s poem “Debate.”
We are in the process of hunting down Arabic cat stories, cat tales, cat anecdotes, cat poetry, The Great Cairo Cat Novel, and other feline literary productions in Arabic.
“Has the personal lived experience become the only source for forging new meaning in the collapse of patriarchy?”
The prize is open for submissions until January 31, 2020.
Why have the Palestinians disappeared once again?