
Poetry steeped in sarcasm and politics
19 September 2017
“Prince of Poets” star Tamim Al-Barghouti’s first collection of work translated into English. Read more about Poetry steeped in sarcasm and politics
19 September 2017
“Prince of Poets” star Tamim Al-Barghouti’s first collection of work translated into English. Read more about Poetry steeped in sarcasm and politics
25 July 2017
In “Water & Salt,” poet Lena Khalaf Tuffaha finds a clear voice in her second language. Read more about Nostalgia with a political edge
17 July 2017
“This war that Israel wages against us is not a war to defend its existence, but a war to obliterate ours.” Read more about Welcome: A letter from Mahmoud Darwish
15 July 2017
An outstanding range of emotion in Amer Hlehel’s one-man show on the life of Taha Muhammad Ali. Read more about Palestine's overshadowed poet brought to life on stage
3 January 2017
Samih al-Qasim is considered one of the two major Palestinian poetic voices of the last half of the 20th century. Read more about The robust world of the great Druze poet
3 October 2016
Ghassan Zaqtan’s new novella evokes life in Karameh camp before the battle that destroyed it. Read more about A stifling heat in the Jordan Valley
12 August 2016
What a semester at a West Bank university taught a British lecturer. Read more about Learning Palestine through Shakespeare
13 June 2016
Prize-winning fiction explores 100 years of Palestinian history through the eyes of realistic — and imperfect — people. Read more about Memory, home and belonging in "A Curious Land"
27 May 2016
Extraordinary Rendition is an anthology of American authors who refuse to self-censor. Read more about Writing about Palestine's tragedy
Jerusalem 22 February 2016
Recently deceased writer Salman Natour criticized military service that Israel imposed on the Druze community. Read more about Preserving memory amid a war that still rages