5 Years of ArabLit Quarterly: Founding Editor M Lynx Qualey on Beginnings and Endings
“I expect this is a magazine for people who read widely, and they want something different and new.”
“I expect this is a magazine for people who read widely, and they want something different and new.”
“And although beginnings have the better reputation, a beginning also serves to close off other possibilities. The ending, meanwhile, opens them up.”
Performers and performance are also central to weddings, both for their ability to entertain and to temporarily violate social norms.
ALQ’s Fall 2022 issue with a focus on WEDDINGS is open for submissions until August 7.
Today we’re launching the Summer 2022 JOKE themed issue of ArabLit Quarterly, guest edited by Anam Zafar.
In the pieces included here, men seem more likely to link mirrors to a past, while for women they are part of an encircling present.
ALQ’s Summer 2022 issue with a focus on THE JOKE is open for submissions until April 15.
ALQ’s Spring 2022 issue with the theme MIRRORS is open for submissions until February 1.
On Saturday, January 22, 2022, ArabLit Quarterly’s Winter 2021 guest editor Ali Al-Jamri will host “’Refuse To Be Erased’: Readings and Conversation from ALQ FOLK issue.”