Belal Fadl’s sharply funny “As Per Job Description,” in Mahmoud Younes’s translation, was shortlisted for the 2020 ArabLit Story Prize and appeared in the Winter 2020 DREAMS issue of ArabLit Quarterly.
Read more2021 ArabLit Story Prize Shortlisted Translators Maisaa Tanjour and Alice Holttum: On the Value of Co-translations
“We are both outsiders and insiders, readers and translators, hence approaching the text from various angles and perspectives which ultimately enriched the translation process and product.”
Read moreJudges Choose Inventive, Varied Shortlist for 2021 ArabLit Story Prize
ArabLit is delighted to announce that this year’s judges selected five stories for the shortlist of the 2021 ArabLit Story Prize, by five writers from four countries: Syria, Egypt, Lebanon, and Morocco.
Read moreSunday Submissions: Last Call for the ArabLit Story Prize 2021
We are open for submissions for the ArabLit Story Prize through August 1, 2021.
Read moreSunday Submissions: ArabLit Story Prize 2021
We are open for submissions for the ArabLit Story Prize through August 1, 2021.
Read moreAnnouncing: Judges for the 2021 ArabLit Story Prize, Submission Dates
The 2021 ArabLit Story Prize will open to submissions on April 1, 2021.
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Winner of 2020 ArabLit Story Prize: ‘Tunnels’
We are delighted to announce that the winners of the 2019 ArabLit Story Prize are Hadiya Hussein and Shakir Mustafa for “Tunnels”: This year’s judges decided, after deliberation focused on translational […]
Read moreDeadline Coming: Send Submissions to 2020 ArabLit Story Prize
“THERE IS NO FEE FOR SUBMISSIONS.”
Read moreAnnouncing: Judges for the 2020 ArabLit Story Prize, Submissions Open
Submissions are set to open on March 15, 2020 and close on July 15, 2020.
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