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Radwa Ashour Day: 9 to Read and 1 to Translate

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Shorouk-Penguin Partnership Inked: Project Seeks to Improve Translations in Arabic, English

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Friday Links: Facebook as the New Literature, Reviews, and Taha Hussein Defended

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‘It’s a Shame When a Novel Aspires to be a Glossary’

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Two New Novels About Palestine from Egyptian Author Radwa Ashour

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