Short Story: ‘God is Love’ by Ihsan Abdel Kouddous
“I have no stake in this story outside of a desire to tell it.”
“I have no stake in this story outside of a desire to tell it.”
Bakhit Al-Bashari lay in his sickbed, the same bed he once made with his bare hands from the stalks of palm fronds.
“Nevertheless, he knew that his fate would be no different from that of young Samsa: he would die in three months, no more and no less, just before his twenty-seventh birthday.”
Belal Fadl’s sharply funny “As Per Job Description,” in Mahmoud Younes’s translation, was shortlisted for the 2020 ArabLit Story Prize and appeared in the Winter 2020 DREAMS issue of ArabLit Quarterly.
This story, by Palestinian author Ameer Hamad, first ran in our Fall 2021 FOOTBALL issue.
Captured in the Twilight Wood, Faris and Farah go on a page-turning adventure while taking part in a long-awaited uprising against evil.
“Will they shoot again?” the little girl asks her mother.
” I spat out all the womb’s waters that were stagnant within my chest, and then waited for their despair.”
“And oh, he was so ready to see the look on his uncle’s face once he realized his magic wand had betrayed him.”