Gaber Asfour
What will he do after the soldiers leave
Marielle Nigro
Ruel Johnson’s often witty attempts to confront the insanity of contemporary Guyana’s race wars and political corruption through the formal coolness of poetry
A Handful of Sand is a love story and an ode to lost opportunity
BANIPAL 52 - New Fiction Steven Blyth Gaber AsfourBanipal 52 New Fiction presents new works by Habib Abdulrab Sarori, Soheir el Masadfa, Waheed Taweela, Nadia Alkowkabani, Jokha Alharthi, Atef Abu Saif, Shukri al Mabkhout, Jana Elhassan, Ahmed el Madini, Hammour Ziada and Lina Hawyan Elhassan, all translated from Arabic. The authors hail from Egypt, Yemen, Oman, Syria, Palestine, Lebanon, Morocco, Tunisia and Sudan and include excerpts from the 2015 shortlist of the International Prize for Arabic