ArabLit’s Wednesday Poetry
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Wednesday Poetry: Fadwa Tuqan’s ‘A Small Song for Despair’
Fadwa Tuqan hardly needs an introduction, and deserves one all the more so. Born in Nablus in 1917, Tuqan lived through the traumas of 1948 and 1967 to become one of Palestine’s most esteemed voices of resistance. She studied English Litera...
Wednesday Poetry: Sayed Abolela’s ‘Cinema’
Cairo-based Sayed Abolela has made a name for himself as a poet and playwright with his “deliberate philosophical choice” to write in colloquial Egyptian Arabic, as he discussed in a conversation with ArabLit last month. Inspired by the lea...
Wednesday Poetry: Doha Kahlout’s ‘A City Beyond History’
Doha Kahlout, an Arabic language teacher and poet, hails from Gaza. She published her first poetry collection, titled أشباه (“Similarities”), in 2018 and has contributed to various anthologies focused on the literature of her homeland. Curr...
Wednesday Poetry: Ramzi Salem’s ‘Who Am I?’
Born and raised in Gaza, Ramzi Salem is a Belgium-based Palestinian poet. His poetry bears its roots in the traumas of war and displacement, and branches into achingly captivating metaphorical verse. In his search for the comfort of familia...
Wednesday Poetry: Fadi Azzam’s ‘This is Damascus, You Sons of Bitches’
Fadi Azzam (b. 1973) is a novelist, writer, and former Culture and Arts Correspondent for Al-Quds Al-Arabi. Born in the southern Syrian city of Suwayda—a Druze-majority region—Azzam published his debut novel, Sarmada, in 2011 which centers...
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