ArabLit Staff This week, we continue our Women in Translation Month (#WiTMonth) Wednesday series of “9 Stories” lists. In 2021, we featured short fiction by Sudanese and South Sudanese women, by Algerian women, by Egyptian women, and by Syrian women, all in translation. This year, we added nine-story collections of work by Palestinian and Lebanese women writers, also inContinue Reading
“Nevertheless, he knew that his fate would be no different from that of young Samsa: he would die in three months, no more and no less, just before his twenty-seventh birthday.”Continue Reading
“On that day: I came home from school early. I didn’t find you, but I made an excuse for your absence, and sat, and waited.”Continue Reading
“They’ll be having a virtual Issue 21 launch party on May 6 at 7 pm EDT.”Continue Reading
“This is not a book of “high” culture only. It contains the tastes of many aspects of Moroccan society.”Continue Reading
“of footfalls that never return / from the checkpoint / which only sends back bodies;”Continue Reading
ArabLit Editor Nadia Ghanem surveys the twentieth- and twenty-first century Moroccan literature available in English.Continue Reading
The first prize, worth €20,000, will be equally divided between the winning author and translator. Two runners-up and their translators will receive a prize of €1,000 each.Continue Reading
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