Arabic Literature and the Politics of Coffee: 3 Books
“The beverage is described as being the preferred drink of Sufis, implying that it has similar ecstasy-producing effects.”
“The beverage is described as being the preferred drink of Sufis, implying that it has similar ecstasy-producing effects.”
“Again, remember, writers must be living to play, so no Mohammed Choukri, Ahmed Bouanani, Muhammad Zafzaf, Mohamed Leftah, Driss Chraïbi, or Malika Moustadraf.”
For Refugee Week in the UK, organizers are asking people to do 20 Simple Acts to celebrate 20 years of Refugee Week. Number 9 is “Read a Book About Exile.”
“We spent some time with the collection Marrakech Noir, ed. Yassin Adnan, which is coming out from Akashic Books in August.”
Six new releases to read this summer.
“PalREAD will seek to map and trace the development of Palestinian literature from 1948 to the present, with a focus on Arabic-language literary sources published across the Arab world, in Europe and North America.”
They want to hide the past
behind locks and bolts,
preventing him from whispering
about how things once were.
“Oh wow. A trans Algerian! That’s amazing. And your Swedish is amazing! Can I ask you a question?”
“After all, if I was looking for new stories, who better to turn to than the storytellers themselves?”