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A debut collection of deeply affecting poems about a young woman’s experience living through the trauma of the Syrian revolution in 2011 -
Multiple themes, such as women’s place in society, and the beauty and depth of Arabic calligraphy are threaded through this novel which takes place during and after Lebanon’s civil war -
Rimbaud seen through the eyes of his Abyssinian lover -
Palestinian stories on fictional attempts to escape the reality of life under occupation -
A love spell that travels across time and space -
Muslim and Jewish Algerians fighting against French occupation -
A collection of prose poems set in Iraq of the 1990s and early 2000s -
An officer effortlessly slaughters a rival ethnic group before realising he is part of it as well -
A view onto the richness of Sudanese Arab and African cultures through an encounter between a warrior and his healer -
A story about a family and the absurdity of civil war written in the magical realism genre -
The reminiscences of a Lebanese intellectual haunted by the loss of his two lovers -
In this novel, the Saudi writer Omaima El Khamis tells a fascinating story that takes place during the 11th century -
A novel of ideas by one of Palestine’s preeminent writers -
A page-turner about betrayal, guilt, and generational trauma -
An intergenerational magical-realist story about war and conflict in Sudan -
A collection of poetry about a poet’s life in exile in the US -
A passionate soliloquy on Algeria and Algerians -
The impact of conflict on everyday life in Libya
