Film Featuring Suheir Hammad’s Poetry Now Online
The film, When I Stretch Forth Mine Hand, is part of a collective of directors’ responses to the assault on Gaza. It was made last year by Omar Robert Hamilton […]
The film, When I Stretch Forth Mine Hand, is part of a collective of directors’ responses to the assault on Gaza. It was made last year by Omar Robert Hamilton […]
From early boyhood I never studied during the holy month of Ramadan, although this was the month during which I read more than at any other time. My reading, however, […]
The online journal Words Without Borders has put together another interesting edition of their “Words Without Borders Recommends” missive, their “quarterly tip sheet about WWB writers who we believe can […]
On August 7, Palestinian author Suad Amiry (Sharon and My Mother-in-Law, Nothing to Lose But Your Life) will appear on Riz Khan’s “One on One” on Al Jazeera English. According […]
As long as we at ArabLit are on the topic of censorship today, Lebanon’s Daily Star has a piece about Hanan Hajj Ali’s new book, Theater of Beirut, a history […]
Raja Shehadeh, a Palestinian lawyer and author who lives in Ramallah (and writes in English) has a new book out this month from Profile Books, titled A Rift in Time. […]
WWB just announced a new blog series, hosted by MFA Azareen Van der Vliet Oloomi and PhD in Comp Lit Chana M., that promises to explore literature and cross-cultural dialogues […]
Rashda Ragab has a glowing review of economist Galal Amin’s recently published Rahik al-Omr, or Nectar of the Years (2010, Dar el Shorouk), in this week’s Al Ahram Weekly. This […]
Over at Al Masry Al Youm, Omar Cheta has an interesting piece about the perceptions and misperceptions of academic and author (and “Arabic Booker” winner) Youssef Ziedan. And this isn’t […]