Introducing Fikra Magazine, ‘A Project by Palestinians and for Palestinians’
“Although we are a literary magazine, we are open to all art forms, especially those that experiment with and criticize the status quo.”Continue Reading
“Although we are a literary magazine, we are open to all art forms, especially those that experiment with and criticize the status quo.”Continue Reading
Soumou Magazine has opened calls for its Palestine issue. Palestinian creatives are called to submit their work by January 1, 2023. Continue Reading
“Is this why you came to visit now?”Continue Reading
Writers, translators and editors celebrate new writing from Palestine.Continue Reading
Writers, translators and editors celebrate new writing from Palestine. Featuring Maya Abu Al-Hayyat, Marcia Lynx Qualey, Alice Youssef, Sonia Nimr, Sawad Hussain, Jehan Bseiso, Louis Allday, Suchitra Vijayan, Meg Arenberg and Bhakti Shringarpure. Books in focus include You Can Be The Last Leaf by Maya Abu Al-Hayyat translated by Fady Joudah, Thunderbird II by SoniaContinue Reading
Publisher Haymarket Books is calling for contemporary poems by Palestinian-identifying poets for a new anthology.Continue Reading
In this talk, novelist and human rights activist Susan Abulhawa will join with Alaa Tartir of Al-Shabaka, Aline Batarseh of Visualizing Palestine and Aimee Shalan of Makan, to discuss the history and context of the changing perceptions of the Palestinian struggle, what happens when the concept of ‘neutrality’ is disputed, why narrative shifts matter, and how — in an increasingly loveless world — they feed into the wider liberation movement.Continue Reading
The Markaz Review and City Lights in conjunction with the Middle Eastern Children’s Alliance celebrate the publication of Things You May Find Hidden in My Ear: Poems from Gaza, by Mosab Abu Toha.Continue Reading
“The olive tree does not weep and does not laugh.”Continue Reading
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