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 

Historian-turned-memoirist Salman Abu Sitta gives unique account of the Nakba as a Bedouin Palestinian. Read more about Mapping the Palestinian struggle 

What a semester at a West Bank university taught a British lecturer. Read more about Learning Palestine through Shakespeare 

Haaretz columnist Sayed Kashua’s optimism and bitter humor worn down by daily racism. Read more about A Palestinian writer's damning dispatches from Israel 

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" 

Extraordinary Rendition is an anthology of American authors who refuse to self-censor. Read more about Writing about Palestine's tragedy 

Author’s first anthology in English is an almost prophetic response to Arab uprisings. Read more about Hisham Bustani's crisp critique of modern society 

Ghada Karmi’s follow-up to In Search of Fatima takes an unsparing look at Abbas’ Palestinian Authority. Read more about An unsentimental journey through Palestine 

Nathalie Handal’s poetry shines light on the experiences of Palestinians in Latin America. Read more about Star of Bethlehem illuminates Hemingway's Havana