Palestinian-American Book Club
Palestine by the PagePalestine by the Page is a monthly bookclub dedicated to studying and promoting Palestinian literature. Meetings are virtual, informal, and open to all. Next read: The Question of Palestine by Edward Said (December 13, 4:00 PM EST)
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 19 | Subscribers | Read | palestinebythepage.substack.com |
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Our December Read: Edward Said, The Question of Palestine
I had a revealing conversation with a friend recently. We were talking about Palestinian music, and she mentioned that it had been very difficult to find music from Gaza. It seems, she said, that the situation in Gaza is so bleak that Pales...
#12. Enemy of the Sun: The Book, the Poem, and the Enemy
I. Enemy of the Sun (The Book)
#11. The Details that Connect
Adania Shibli’s novel Minor Detail (2017, translated in 2020 by Elisabeth Jaquette) is a brisk, austere read, consisting of two contrasting but interlinked halves of about 50 pages each. We might start at the point of their reflection, wher...
Credo: Why I Left the University
Last week, I sat in Refaat Alareer’s class on English poetry, and watched him blend European art and Palestinian resistance into a seamless whole. The week before, I read Edward Said’s vision of a merger of intellect and moral courage in Re...
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Palestine by the Page is a monthly bookclub dedicated to studying and promoting Palestinian literature. Meetings are virtual, informal, and open to all. Next read: The Question of Palestine by Edward Said (December 13, 4:00 PM EST)
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