‘Iraq + 100’: Supporting New Iraqi Writers, Supporting Literature in 3ameya
The ‘Iraq + 100’ or ‘العراق 2103′ project continues to gain steam as it moves toward the initial June 1 deadline. On the eve of Iraq + 10, ArabLit exchanged a few […]
The ‘Iraq + 100’ or ‘العراق 2103′ project continues to gain steam as it moves toward the initial June 1 deadline. On the eve of Iraq + 10, ArabLit exchanged a few […]
Reel Iraq is now spreading out across the British Isles. Sarah Irving shares her highlights: By Sarah Irving Over the next few days, Reel Festivals events across England, Northern Ireland, […]
This is the month, the week, the fifteen minutes that the world is grappling with and reflecting on the US-led invasion of Iraq. But it’s been more than fifteen minutes […]
Raja Shehadeh finds himself once again on the Orwell Prize longlist: Shehadeh, who won the prize in 2008 for his Palestinian Walks, made the 2013 Orwell Prize longlist with his newest book, Occupation […]
As explosions rock Baghdad, and dozens of individual souls die, it is becomes yet more difficult to think through the role of art. Nonetheless, art. A piece from this week’s […]
It was ten years ago today — March 19, 2003 — that US forces entered Iraq: “My fellow citizens,” George W. Bush said in a televised address, “at this hour American and […]
Some days, a literature blog must diverge from the written word to other forms of translated expression. At the Mosaic Rooms on March 22, a number of artists and […]
Thanks to Nora Lester Murad for passing this on: The Palestine Writing Workshop, in partnership with the Palestine Festival of Literature and Dar Zahran, is organizing a panel discussion on “Writing […]
On March 19, ten years will have passed since the US first invaded and occupied Iraq. Poet Sargon Boulus died in October 2007, while the war raged and the Occupation […]