We Wrote in Symbols: Love and Lust by Arab Women Writers
By Sulaiman Othman Saqi book has celebrated female authors on a new book We Wrote in Symbols celebrates the works of 75 of these female writers of…
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From Aleppo Without Love
From Aleppo Without Love: A true story of anguish and despair by a boy from Aleppo. The book is an autobiography of the British/Syrian–of…
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Meet the storyteller who fights to keep Syrian folktales alive
By Claudia Ferrandiz and Nil Montilla He wears a jellabiya and a tarboosh or fez on his head, while he holds a stick. With…
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Nayrouz Qarmout: “I didn’t plan to be a writer at all”
Interview Sulaiman Othman The prize-winning writer on her short story The Sea Cloak highlights women’s voices in Gaza Born in Yarmouk in the Damascus…
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Autobiographies in Al Maghreb and Al Mashriq: differences?
By Amir Darwish Autobiographies in the Arab world are not individualistic but group one that connects with the family and it has elements of…
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A Synopsis on Iraqi Women Writers of War
By Angham A. Abdullah From the ashes of tragedy an Iraq rises guarded by millions of lovers, an Iraq with liquid black eyes whose lips…
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