Literature and Arts from the Center of the World
For TMR’s February issue, LSD (for Love, Sex, Desire), Anna Lekas Miller will be in discussion with writer and TMR Senior Editor Lina Mounzer on her latest book, "Love Across Borders."
Layla Maghribi interviews Palestinian filmmakers Hind Shoufani and Saeed Taji Farouky on activism and art in Palestinian filmmaking today and on the role of Palestinian artists in the resistance movement.
The Markaz Review Book Club will meet the editor, Malu Halasa, to talk about the book online, on Sunday, Feb. 25 at 1 pm Eastern/19:00 CET.
Join us on March 7th at 1pm EST/ 7pm CET/ 6pm UK for an interview organized by TMR’s editor-in-chief Jordan Elgrably with Rula Jebreal about what it means to be a Palestinian writer in an era when Palestinian writers and journalists are considered by Israel to be enemies of the state. Jebreal will address the reality in Gaza and the West Bank, and where we go from here.
Join us on March 21st at 2pm EST/ 7pm CET/ 6pm UK for a roundtable discussion moderated by TMR Senior Editor Lina Mounzer with three of this month's contributing writers on their essays in our latest issue: Layla AlAmmar, Abdelrahman ElGendy and Michelle Eid.
Join TMR's Book Club on March 31st at 1pm EST/ 7pm CET to discuss Nazli Koca's "The Applicant" and meet the author.
Nous vous donnons rendez-vous le jeudi 18 avril à 19h sur Zoom pour un moment d’échange et une invitation à revisiter ensemble la ville d’un point de vue oriental avec 3 contributeurs de notre numéro de Paris pour discuter de leurs récits et portraits ainsi que de leur quotidien dans la capitale.
Join us on Wednesday, April 24th at 7pm CET/ 1pm EST/ 6pm UK to discuss "A Nearby Country Called Love" with the author, Salar Abdoh.
Join us for the "Stories of the Center of the World" Book Tour from May 9-22 with editor Jordan Elgrably and contributing writers.
Join us on Thursday, May 16th for an online roundtable discussion about this month's issue on FORGETTING. Hosted and moderated by TMR Senior Editor, Lina Mounzer, with four contributing writers: Mai Al-Nakib, Saleem Haddad, Asmaa Elgamal and Nabil Salih.
