"He placed the suitcase lightly into the tray, and then took off to meet it on the other side. "
Eritrean Novelist Haji Jaber: On Writing the Stories of the Falasha Jews
"I learned to read and write late. I grew up in Saudi Arabia—which is where we migrated because of the war in Eritrea—without official papers, so I couldn’t find a school to accept me, despite all the efforts of my mother, who went around to the schools in Jeddah to no avail."
‘Finally, Haji Jaber’s on an IPAF Longlist’
"The International Prize for Arabic Fiction’s tardy acknowledgment is better late than never."
