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The Art of Remembrance in Abacus of Loss

The Art of Remembrance in Abacus of Loss

Sherine Elbanhawy lives in the pages of a memoir in verse and finds herself reluctant to leave, identifying...

15 MARCH 2022 • By Sherine Elbanhawy
Refuge, or the Inherent Dignity of Every Human Being

Refuge, or the Inherent Dignity of Every Human Being

TMR's editor reflects on the experience of seeking home and refuge.

15 JANUARY 2022 • By Jordan Elgrably
Heba Hayek’s Gaza Memories

Heba Hayek’s Gaza Memories

Shereen Malherbe reviews a new book from a first-time Gazan author based in London.

1 AUGUST 2021 • By Menouar Merabtene
World Picks: May – June 2021

World Picks: May – June 2021

Travel the world, meet people, see great places, without ever leaving the comfort of your screen…welcome to the...

16 MAY 2021 • By Fouad Mami
The World Grows Blackthorn Walls

The World Grows Blackthorn Walls

A new poem by Sholeh Wolpé from the forthcoming collection, Abacus of Loss, University of Arkansas Press 2022.

14 MAY 2021 • By Taylor Miller
World Picks: April – May 2021

World Picks: April – May 2021

Travel the world, meet people, see great places, without ever leaving the comfort of your screen…welcome to the...

18 APRIL 2021 • By Malu Halasa
Dismantlings and Exile

Dismantlings and Exile

On my recent trip to the Mission at San Luis Obispo, I recognized the abandoned base where in...

14 SEPTEMBER 2020 • By Farah Abdessamad
Why Non-Arabs Should Read Hisham Matar’s “The Return”

Why Non-Arabs Should Read Hisham Matar’s “The Return”

Jordan Elgrably finds that the family memoir of a Libyan American is one that we can all identity...

3 AUGUST 2017 • By Jordan Elgrably
 
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