In this debut novel Eman Quotah practically delivers an epic as she writes about a Saudi family, torn...
14 DECEMBER 2020 • By Faraj Bayrakdar
God 99 blurs the boundaries between fiction and autobiography, reportage and the novel. It blends the fantastic with...
14 DECEMBER 2020 • By Eman Quotah
With Children of the Ghetto, My Name is Adam, a lyrical story about Palestine's 1948 exodus, Elias Khoury...
14 DECEMBER 2020 • By Hassan Blasim
One of Iran's most venerable journalists and editors gives us an insider's history of one of the world's...
14 DECEMBER 2020 • By Elias Khoury
Kaouther Adimi's historical novel departs from a famous Algerian bookstore with a connection to Albert Camus and opens a...
14 DECEMBER 2020 • By Masoud Behnoud
War-torn Syria isn't just about headlines. In this new novel from Shahla Ujayli, the country comes alive as...
14 DECEMBER 2020 • By Kaouther Adimi
War-torn Syria isn’t just about headlines. In this new novel from Shahla Ujayli, the country comes alive as...
14 DECEMBER 2020 • By Kaouther Adimi
Landscape is a charged notion in the Middle East—even the geographical term Middle East is not neutral, but...
14 DECEMBER 2020 • By Anne-Marie O'Connor
Europe is the center of the world and has the literature to prove it. Or is it? Arabic...
14 DECEMBER 2020 • By Nat Muller
18 years in the making, this winter Upset Press will publish a new volume of poems by former...
14 DECEMBER 2020 • By Rebecca C. Johnson
I love Beirut. I've lived there for longer than I've lived anywhere else on earth. But what happened...
15 SEPTEMBER 2020 • By Annia Ciezadlo
Wajdi Mouawad has shaken Western theatre out of its rigid rules, bringing a dream-infused approach, odes to childhood's...
15 SEPTEMBER 2020 • By Melissa Chemam
