Etel Adnan Dies at 96
2021-11-14
I say that I’m not afraid/of dying because I haven’t/ yet had the experience/ of death’Continue Reading
The Leporetto Art of Etel Adnan – Mixing Japanese art with the poetry of Mahmoud Darwish
2021-08-05
Please join us virtually to view the Palestine Museum US’s latest acquisition, artist Etel Adnan’s leporetto, generously loaned for the year by Martha Damage and available for purchase.Continue Reading
Etel Adnan’s ‘Time’ Wins Best Translated Book Award
2020-05-30
“What’s not to savor in Etal Adnan’s philosophical and precise, yet intensely moving Time, thoughtfully and beautifully translated by Sarah Riggs?”Continue Reading
Etel Adnan and Sarah Riggs Win Griffin Poetry Prize for ‘Time’
2020-05-20
“What is astonishing here is how she manages to give weariness its own relentless energy.”Continue Reading
Etel Adnan’s ‘Time’ Makes Griffin Poetry Prize Shortlist
2020-04-07
Four books made the 2020 international shortlist, but just one translation: Etel Adnan’s “Time,” translated from the French by Sarah Riggs. Continue Reading
5 Books by Etel Adnan, Born on This Day
2019-02-24
“Time and fog escape our grasp.” -Etel Adnan, #BOTD.Continue Reading
Where to Find the Best Arab American Poets…
2010-09-17
If you’re looking for it, there are a number of places to seek out excellent Arab American poets. They are celebrated individually (Khaled Mattawa just won a major poetry award) and as a group, as in the most recent Banipal (38).Continue Reading
2010 Arab American Book Awards: When Did This Happen?
2010-06-09
I just heard about the Arab American Book Awards yesterday, via Asia Writes. I guess I missed the announcement in Publishing Perspectives, and anywhere else it might’ve run. Perhaps the winners were announced in late May? That would be fitting, I think, since the “Adult Fiction” winner was Etel Adnan,Continue Reading
Etel Adnan ‘Going Through Something of a Moment’
2010-05-21
The Daily Star reports today that Etel Adnan, “the octogenarian grande-dame of Lebanese arts and letters” is “going through something of a moment.” The sentence made me a bit worried about Adnan, but apparently it’s not that sort of moment. Two of her books have been re-issued: the classic SittContinue Reading
