New Poetry by Tamer Kuhial
Behind the Veil By Tamer Kuhial Translated by Oumeima Mouelhi Gaza! Fragments of bombs hang from my throat, and Briefly fuse with the living So I can die a […]
Behind the Veil By Tamer Kuhial Translated by Oumeima Mouelhi Gaza! Fragments of bombs hang from my throat, and Briefly fuse with the living So I can die a […]
Egyptian writer Loqman Hussain was a finalist for the 2024 prize with his story “He Said: I’ll Kill You” (قال: «لأقتلنَّك»).
By Shaimaa Abulebda It’s winter, and I am counting down to Ramadan. The nights are long and cold in the crowded tent, away from home. One morning, the weight of […]
By Eman Abdul Karim Mohammed Al-Natour Several days had passed, no worse and no better than the ones that had come before, and I was weaving with my daily steps […]
The Scissors By Golan Haji Translated by Marilyn Hacker Golan Haji is a Syrian-Kurdish poet, essayist and translator with a postgraduate degree in pathology. He lives in France. He has […]
For our forthcoming bilingual publication — which will feature the fifteen short stories shortlisted for the 2024 Arabic Flash Fiction Prize, co-produced by ArabLit and Komet Kashakeel — we made […]
On Friday, November 8, organizers announced that Palestinian artist Taysir Batniji had won the 2024 PhotoBook of the Year at the Paris Photo–Aperture PhotoBook Awards for his Disruptions. Judges wrote: […]
By Tugrul Mende My Great Arab Melancholy, written by Lamia Ziadé, was recently published in Emma Ramadan’s English translation by Pluto Press. In this conversation, they talk about the process […]
The Future of Gaza By Basman Eldirawi While I write this poem, the future of Gaza lies in a coma in Al Aqsa hospital’s ICU after shrapnel flew into […]