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Ali Znaidi Featured in Poised in Flight Anthology
Ali Znaidi’s poem “What I Learned from the Flying Wings” was published in Poised in Flight anthology (page 147) on March 28, 2013 by Kind of a Hurricane Press. Many thanks to editors A.J. Huffman and April Salzano. It is … Continue reading
Three Tunsian Poets Feautred in an Anthology
Tahar Bekri, Shams Nadir, and Amina Saïd were featured in a bilingual anthology titled The Parley Tree: Poets from French-speaking Africa & The Arab World. This anthology is translated by Patrick Williamson with Yann Lovelock, edited and introduced by … Continue reading
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Tagged Amina Saïd, anthology, francophone, French-speaking, Shams Nadir, Taher Bekri, Tunisian poetry
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Ali Znaidi Featured in an Online Anthology
Ali Znaidi’s poem “Can I Dream?” was featured in August, 2012 in an ongoing online anthology that includes poems against war in every part of this planet. You can read the poem here.
Tunisian Shadows: An Anthology of Tunisian Short Stories Edited by Abderrahman Majid Rabii. Reviewed by Mohamed Issa El Mouadeb.
A new edition of Tunisian Shadows: 43 Short Stories from Tunisian Arabic Literature was published in 342 pages. It includes short stories by Mohamed Laroussi Metoui, Mustapha Fersi, Ezzedine Madani, Mohamed Salah el-Jebri, Mohsen Ben Dhiaf, Amor Ben Salem, Samir … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews
Tagged Ahmed Mammou, Alia Rhayem, Amor Ben Salem, anthology, Aroussia Nalouti, Faouzia Aloui, Ibrahim Dargouthi, Lazhar Sahraoui, Mahmoud Belaid, Massouda Abou Bakr, Mohamed Issa El Mouadeb, Mohamed Ridha Kefi, Mohamed Salah el-Jabri, Nafla Dhhab, Rachida Cherni, Short story, Tunisian, Tunisian fiction, Tunisian short story
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Fugitive Ideas “Anthology of the Revolution”
“…The new Tunisia with its new freedoms is facing today new dangers to freedom, and especially to freedom of expression. So will the ideas of its creators succeed to overcome the bars once and for all, or is it a … Continue reading