Literature & Poetry Corner

The Lebanese writer, philosopher, poet, and painter (1883-1931) who paved his way from the remote town of Bsharri to international fame, began, with his prolific output, to enrich the global literary establishment, not just the Arab one, through books that entered history as classics...

Gibran Khalil Gibran The Complete Translated English Works Nawfal does not overlook the wealth encompassed by Gibran Khalil Gibran's Arabic works. Gibran Khalil Gibran, the poet, writer, painter, and philosopher, is too famous to be introduced and too profound for his works to be...

A new journey takes us through the lives of fifty Lebanese women, as described by Amal Nasrallah. Her warm and affectionate writing, rich yet understated and dense without ostentation, guides us through her personal worlds, never diminishing our sense of alienation. This writer, who...

Does it take courage to discuss what we fear, or perhaps even what we are ashamed of? I moved beyond that question long ago. Now, when I write, I primarily seek to learn more about myself, to raise awareness, to help others and myself....

If it wasn't on TV, why wasn't it updated? And if it couldn't be in English, it was "what are they talking about!" "Lebanon on the People's Screen: The Greatest Moments of Lebanese Television in the History of Lebanese Television" is the first book...

Like stray animals searching for shelter from our remains, we cut off what remains of our fingers and brush the road with them so as not to betray our traces. Every now and then, we wonder: Where did our bodies go? Leaving us, like...

...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!

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

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...

This is a book that is new in its content and innovative in its style. It presents to the reader an enjoyable presentation of Sufi love and its world, which is different from the world, drawing from it captivating contents in which the melodies...

I embrace the bird out of fear for my fate, and I gaze at the sea out of my longing to travel. I caress the ghost, taken with a starting point, and I sense the trembling of the voice out of my boredom. I...

The book "Treasures of the Arabs" includes thirty-three Arab sayings that summarize human experiences in concise phrases. All of them have become proverbs and wisdom that are still repeated to this day.

This book has captured the attention and interest of all researchers in the field of language and its syntax, and has sparked extensive discussions that continue to this day. It represents a new vision for understanding the phenomenon of syntax as an emerging endeavor.

The great linguist Ahmed Hatoum attempts to delve into the inner fabric of language, exploring its depths, deconstructing its structures, and compiling its meanings, all through a new point of view on language that has sparked and continues to spark debate among linguists.

In this, his fourth book, the author continues his serious linguistic research. Here too, he turns to the text of the language more than to its margins, and addresses its various issues with a systematic study that reveals its virginity and presents the reader...

In front of an ocean of speech, its structures are waves, some of which are generated from others, in a movement of reproduction. If its beginning is known, its end is unknown. The rules that move the structures are latent in the texts, of...

It is as if we are in a temple of majesty, as if we are in an aura, in a climate of poems, of passages that follow one another, one after another, yearning for you to know where he is from, what he is...

Nay becomes involved in playing in an orchestra of hate, while Cecile works to undermine this destructive melody/project, exploring her family's journey, which dates back to the fifteenth century. The branches of the tree, which have Jewish, Arab, Armenian, Turkish, and European roots, have...

Various poems and poetic passages that include love, flirtation, reproach and wisdom.