ArabLit’s Wednesday Poetry
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Wednesday Poetry: Walid Daou’s ‘Song for Bassam Saba’
Born in Mount Lebanon in 1981 and now based in Beirut, Walid Daou is a poet, writer, and educator. Daou publishes his works prolifically on his blog, nidalat.wordpress.com, where—as he puts it—“there is more about me than any bio can say.”...
Wednesday Poetry: Muzaffar al-Nawwab’s ‘A Poem from the World of Cats’
As a notoriously scathing critic of Arab leaders, the Iraqi poet Muzaffar al-Nawwab (1934-2022) spent most of his life roaming in exile. He studied his bachelor’s degree at the University of Baghdad but was terminated from his subsequent jo...
Wednesday Poetry: Rana Al-Tonsi’s ‘Loneliness’
Rana al-Tonsi (b. 1981) is a Cairo-born poet and writer. She has ten published poetry collections to her name, including The Book of Games (2015) and Index of Fear (2018). Al-Tonsi’s poetry rips open a window into the raw realities of lonel...
Wednesday Poetry: Muhammad Al-Turki’s ‘Now You Are All of Us’
Born in Riyadh in 1983, the Saudi poet Muhammad Al-Turki secured his bachelor’s degree in Arabic from Imam Muhammad bin Saud Islamic University before setting his professional sights on media and broadcasting. But by no means did his career...
Wednesday Poetry: Eiman El-Nour’s ‘This October Is Not Green’
Eiman El-Nour, a literary scholar from Sudan, obtained her PhD in Literature from London’s SOAS before assuming the role of Associate Professor at Khartoum’s Al-Neelain University and Omdurman’s Ahfad University. She is also a Fellow of Wol...
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