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Untranslatable

AJ Naddaff

Bringing Arab lit to the world stage one translator at a time.

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Latest Issues

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Fine Poetry, Fun Anecdotes, & Life Lessons in Medieval Middle East Monasteries: An Interview with Hilary Kilpatrick

The Book of Monasteries transports readers to a world of Christian monasteries rarely seen by outsiders. Written in the late tenth century and set across the Arab world—from modern day Iraq through southern Anatolia to Egypt—the book is not...

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Kareem James Abu-Zeid: Making Imru al-Qays Sing and Soar

It’s been quite the hiatus since my last piece — but I’m pleased to return with three great interviews featuring important actors in the Arabic to English translation scene.

2 years ago
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A new newsletter... on birds?

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2 years ago
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James Montgomery on Translation, ‘The Vehicle I’ve Been Looking For All Along’

Today I’m excited to share parts of an interview with James Montgomery, a Library of Arabic Literature (LAL) executive editor, the author of Al-Jahiz: In Praise of Books, and Sir Thomas Adams’s Professor of Arabic at the University of Cambr...

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  • AJ Naddaff

    I'm a PhD student in the department of Comparative Literature at Stanford actively striving to retain childlike curiosity and imagination.

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