YOU HAVE NOT YET BEEN DEFEATED: A virtual reading event in solidarity with Alaa Abd El Fattah
Join Access Now and The Tahrir Institute for Middle East Policy in a virtual reading event and a celebration of Alaa Abd El Fattah’s vision.
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BAHR: New Page // صفحة جديدة
Join BAHR for this first ever online reading to celebrate the fresh start of a new year with a festive evening full of poems and performances led by their very own past contributors.
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Mizna’s Experimental Issue: Virtual Launch
Join Mizna in launching The Experimental Issue, guest-edited by Tarik Dobbs, with TWENTY ONE AUTHORS.
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Lancaster Litfest: Layla AlAmmar & Leila Aboulela, with Lindsey Moore
Kuwaiti-American author Layla AlAmmar and Sudanese-British writer Leila Aboulela read and discuss their fiction with Dr Lindsey Moore of Lancaster University.
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Agitated Air – Poems After Ibn Arabi
Join Yasmine Seale, Robin Moger, and Marina Warner for a reading and conversation of "Agitated Air - Poems After Ibn Arabi."
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Zeina Hashem Beck at the Elliott Bay Book Company
Much-praised Lebanese poet Zeina Hashem Beck makes this welcome visit by virtual means to read from her newly published third full-length collection, O (Penguin Poets).
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PEN Women in Translation Reading Series 2022
Join PEN America's 3rd installment of their Women in Translation Reading Series 2022, featuring: Ibrahim Sayed Fawzy (trans.) and Rema Hmoud (Arabic) Caroline Wilcox Reul (trans.) and Andra Schwarz (German) Ali Kinsella & Dzvinia Orlowsky (trans.) and Halyna Kruk (Ukrainian) Arunava Sinha (trans.) and Sangeeta Bandyopadhyay (Bengali) Ellen Vayner & Slava Faybysh (trans.) and Ainur […]
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Maya Abu Al-Hayyat & Zeina Hashem Beck | Live Reading + Book Release
AANM presents a live bilingual poetry reading featuring an incredible lineup of poets: Maya Abu Al-Hayyat and Zeina Hashem Beck. Join us as the poets read excerpts from their new works, exploring themes of language and notions of home. Maya’s translated poems will be orated by Writing Fellows graduate Samer Budair. The talkback will be […]