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Maryam is one of millions who saw the color blue paint the windows of her country for the first time, and was struck by a plague, as she thought that the war that day was real. Honesty is a plague, faith is a plague,...

The writer says in her novel: September, O father of the night, has another story. As for today, the rifle is more wonderful than the most wonderful girl, and perhaps it is buried in shame, perhaps your love is the shame and my passion...

...only you will continue waking up every night from your insomnia and look at the clock, it is 04:48 minutes... The morgue is calling, psychosis is an eternally sullen horse, they will find it numbered too and in the shape of a tear!

death by drowning

This novel, Owe's first, tells the exploits of fifteen teenage reformatory boys who were evacuated during wartime to a remote mountain village where they were ostracized, mistreated, and hated by the inhabitants who fled after the plague... In the novel, Owe explores the dark...

He put his hand inside an old metal milk can, scooped out a handful of small nails and threw them into his mouth. He placed the shoe on the mold and with the tip of the iron pliers pulled the edge of the leather...

Imagine a land where the sun no longer rises in the morning, but only lets out scant glimmers of light.

A selection of Lebanese Arabic poetry compiled by poet, critic, and playwright Issam Mahfouz, who selected the poets and poems, and painted a concise and faithful portrait of each of the pioneers.

A book that addresses many hot topics that still persist to this day, especially in Arab societies. In an in-depth dialogue with Dr. Nawal El Saadawi, Dr. Aida El Gohary sprinkles the water of the present on the writings of the past.

A novel no less important than The Alchemist and The Little Prince, it carries within it the secret of two twin sisters who are unaware of each other's existence and their journey of separation in circumstances interspersed with mistakes, sins, transgressions and justifications that...

There are hundreds of shoes in the store. They choose two pairs and ask me to try them on. They ask me: Which one would you choose, Omar? I choose the blue ones. Because if I wear blue shoes, it's like I'm walking on...

Born like a sea wave, perhaps born from a void and headed toward a void. He wasn't just a man, but a fickle autumn that didn't allow life to stagnate. A man who lived in everything and for everything, he is Younis Bahri, the...

In an atmosphere of revenge, desire, hallucinations, and crises, Rawi Hajj weaves the events of his new novel, exploring the lives of immigrants to Canada, and presents it with a completely unexpected ending.

He was raised by a mother who worked as a circus dancer, and by a father who worked as a captain, but for a carpet, not an airplane. He grew up in this environment and developed a great passion for observing others...

An exceptional book that combines the novel, the epic, folk stories, and narrative literature, embracing lived knowledge, criticism, and satire. It is a text that mourns, describes, and incites, and places in the reader's hands Palestinian tales of what was and what is. It...

Just as a tree rests from its burden when it is harvested, Ratib Shabou's memory rested on paper, reviving a time whose distant ringing bells still echo like a joyful hymn in the spaces of the soul and mind. This novel takes us back...

The novel, translated into Arabic by Samir Grace, tells the story of a father gripped by Alzheimer's disease, and his son's care for him after a long period of estrangement. The son then witnesses firsthand the changes that befall his father, who was once...

A book that takes us into the world of popular literature, the world of popular stories and biographies that occupied the Arabs in the Middle Ages.

A new and distinctive creative criticism based on the linguistics of four great writers: Gibran Khalil Gibran, Khalil Hawi, Nadia Tueni, and Salah Stétié.

This collection of poetry includes an exciting and enjoyable selection of contemporary Hispanic poetry, revolving around the Palestinian suffering and its human dimension, and its relentless continuation over the past half century, with a strong condemnation of the colonial powers that lavish material and...