In Abdulaziz al-Saqabi’s A Drop of Alcohol, the search for an absent brother turns into a journey of self-discovery. A Drop of Alcohol By Abdulaziz al-Saqabi Translated by Lily Sadowsky Chapter One “Who […]
Over at The Common, Lily Sadowsky has translated a short story by Moroccan literary craftsman Muhammad Zafzaf. The story appears on The Common in both languages, Arabic and English, and Sadowsky says, in her […]
“But, Mr. President,” Borges cut in, “we’re already dead.”
“But, Mr. President,” Borges cut in, “we’re already dead.”
“In Frankenstein’s Mirrors, Abbas Baydoun presents a collection of autobiographical vignettes that reflect—and reflect on—moments both in and out of time.”
