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This tautly written short story charts the existential dread of Israeli checkpoints.
05 DECEMBER, 2025 • By Majd Aburrub
At the most basic level, writing creates a bond between the world inside a cell and the world outside.
05 DECEMBER, 2025 • By Rebecca Ruth Gould
Small-time crook Magdy survives a street brawl, an angry relative, and an accidental murder — all in one day.
05 DECEMBER, 2025 • By Mohab Aref
From classic noir to chilling psychological thriller, these ten films encapsulate the cinematographic experience of NOIR.
05 DECEMBER, 2025 • By TMR
An art exhibition in Damascus is filled with works that build upon trauma, asking: What happens after the collapse?
05 DECEMBER, 2025 • By Robert Bociaga
"I know the poem is waiting for me somewhere," explains Bejan Matur, whose lyrical poetry bridges oral tradition with written word.
05 DECEMBER, 2025 • By Bejan Matur
A Moroccan artist creates genre-defying art that critiques orientalist tropes.
07 NOVEMBER, 2025 • By Naima Morelli
A writer explores what home means when one's life is upended and what once held cherished emotions disintegrates.
07 NOVEMBER, 2025 • By Neemah Ahamed
Non-citizen Gulf residents are rarely depicted in media or literature, but two new novels may change all that.
07 NOVEMBER, 2025 • By Gaar Adams
Jadd Hilal is French, Palestinian, and Lebanese. In this interview with TMR, he parses national identities.
07 NOVEMBER, 2025 • By Lara Vergnaud
Haunted by fear and fragile hope, two couples cross the Afghan capital and accidentally meet. Where is the common ground between them?
07 NOVEMBER, 2025 • By Parand, Asad Narim
A new memoir builds a case for one state where everyone has equal rights.
07 NOVEMBER, 2025 • By Anna Lekas Miller
