Who knows what drives anyone mad? For a sister who loves her big sister and emulates her, the...
JULY 15, 2022 • By Asmaa Azaizeh
A solitary bachelor, seeking success as a writer, wonders what he has to do in contemporary Cairo to...
JULY 15, 2022 • By Ahmed Salah Al-Mahdi
You can run from grief and death until you lose your mind, but life is reserved for those...
JULY 15, 2022 • By Sarah AlKahly-Mills
Youssef Rahka introduces us to his Egyptian friend Maged Zaher and his seventh volume of poetry, composed in...
JULY 15, 2022 • By Laila Halaby
Ani Zonneveld, leader of a progressive Muslim organization, argues that the United States is sliding perilously toward theocracy.
JULY 15, 2022 • By Ani Zonneveld
Mischa Geracoulis reviews the film in which a Paris-trained shrink analyzes fellow Tunisians suffering from mental maladies.
JULY 15, 2022 • By Alia Mossallam
Shahd Alshammari, a scholar of illness and disability, has written an extended study of literary madness.
JULY 15, 2022 • By Mark Habeeb
Farah Abdessamad considers generations of survivors in Yemen's first experimental film.
JULY 15, 2022 • By Danielle Haque
Youssef Manessa reviews a short film from Ely Dagher that speaks to his generation of Lebanese born in...
JULY 15, 2022 • By Rabih Alameddine
Tugrul Mende reviews Shadh Alshammari's brave account of fighting MS and abelism.
JULY 15, 2022 • By Oliver Gloag
