Emily Selove

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ArabLit Quarterly Fall 2020, the CATS Issue

September 21, 2020

Cats have made themselves an essential part of human literatures.

Interviews, On Translation Abu Nuwas, al-Jahiz, Emily Selove

Summer of Lock-in Lit: Cartooning with Popeye & Curly

July 6, 2020

“Sometimes I wake up in the middle of the night with an idea in my head. Other times I ravage entire books looking for the spark of a joke. I have read more widely on the subject of medieval Baghdad this spring and summer than I have since grad school, and this has been time very well spent.”