Rana Asfour provides an intimate look at two new Arab novels in translation, from Lebanese and Syrian authors.
10 JANUARY 2022 • By TMR
Azareen Van der Vliet Oloomi follows her novels "Fra Keeler" and "Call Me Zebra" with a story set...
13 DECEMBER 2021 • By Jordan Elgrably
Rana Asfour reviews a new memoir about the legendary Dajani family, charged by a Turkish sultan with watching...
29 NOVEMBER 2021 • By TMR
Despite its repressive regimes, Saudi Arabia has produced a number of world-class novelists — several of whom have...
22 NOVEMBER 2021 • By TMR
A.J. Naddaff reviews the latest work of creative nonfiction by Lebanon's Charif Majdalani, as his nation teeters on...
15 NOVEMBER 2021 • By A.J. Naddaff
Hadani Ditmars reviews Janine di Giovanni's ambitious new travelogue on beleaguered Christian communities in Iraq, Gaza, Syria, and...
15 NOVEMBER 2021 • By Mohja Kahf
Marian Janssen, biographer of a forthcoming volume on the flamboyant American poet Carolyn Kizer, reviews the new memoir...
8 NOVEMBER 2021 • By Gil Anidjar
From time to time, TMR reviews recent titles published in other languages, to give readers insight before they...
18 OCTOBER 2021 • By A.J. Naddaff
India Hixon Radfar reviews the newly-translated collection of poetry from a former prisoner in Syria.
15 OCTOBER 2021 • By India Hixon Radfar
India Hixon Radfar reviews the first collection of poetry from Palestinian firebrand Mohammed El-Kurd.
15 OCTOBER 2021 • By India Hixon Radfar
Mischa Geracoulis reviews Maria Armoudian's "Lawyers Beyond Borders, Advancing International Human Rights Through Local Laws and Courts."
15 OCTOBER 2021 • By Mischa Geracoulis
Mohamed Kheir’s oneiric novel takes readers on a journey around Egypt after the failed Arab Spring.
8 AUGUST 2021 • By Danielle Haque
