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The play "Hanoosh" by Ashmita Theatre Group At Shri Ram Centre, Mandi House on 9th July. 🎭 #theatre #art #drama #culture #play #ashmitaproduction #ashmitatheatres #ashmitatheatregroup #hanoosh #delhi #delhigram #sriramcentre (at Shri Ram Center for Art and Culture, Mandi House, Delhi)
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ArabLit Story Prize 2022 judges announced.
ArabLit Story Prize 2022 judges announced.
Dena Afrasiabi, Yasmeen Hanoosh, and Perween Richards have been revealed to be the judges of the ArabLit Story Prize 2021 today, March 17, 2022. The ArabLit Story Prize is an award celebrating the best short stories, in any genre, newly translated from Arabic into English. It was founded by Arablit.org, a leading resource on Arab literature in 2018. Previous winners have been Egyptian writer…
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New Fiction in Translation: Two Stories by Yasmeen Hanoosh
New Fiction in Translation: Two Stories by Yasmeen Hanoosh
Yasmeen Hanoosh’s forthcoming short-story collection أطفال الجنة المنكوبة (Children of an Afflicted Paradise) was one of our “30 Reads: A Month of Iraqi Women Writers.” One short story from that collection appeared in the Fall 2021 FOOTBALL issue of ArabLit Quarterly, and another is forthcoming in the Michigan Quarterly Review. Levi Thompson has translated two more stories from the collection.…
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Interview with Dr. Yasmeen Hanoosh, Author & Prof. at Portland State University
Interview with Dr. Yasmeen Hanoosh, Author & Prof. at Portland State University
Yasmeen Hanoosh is the author of The Chaldeans: Politics and Identity in Iraq and the American Diaspora. Here’s a link to learn more about the book: https://read.amazon.com/kp/embed?asin… She is a literary translator, fiction writer, and Associate Professor at the department of World Languages and Literatures at Portland State University, where she directs the Arabic program. She received her…
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صيف ٢٠١٤ فى سيدى حنيش #cocacola #hanoosh #beach #familycomesfirst (at Sidi Heneish)
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Born on This Day: 6 to Read by Ghalib Halasa
Born on This Day: 6 to Read by Ghalib Halasa
Ghalib Halasa (December 3, 1932– December 17, 1989) was a writer, literary translator, translator, and traveler who died at just fifty-seven in Damascus, Syria:
Halasa was born on this day in 1932 in a small Jordanian village. He remembers, in “Writers Who Taught Me, Writers I Knew,” tr. Yasmeen Hanoosh, that he began his life of writing early, perhaps when he was 10 years old. “I would wake up…
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Friday Finds: 'The Cloven Man'
Friday Finds: ‘The Cloven Man’
In honor of Iraqi writer Diaa Jubaili‘s longlisting for the 2018 Almultaqa Prize for the Arabic Short Story, we spotlight his The Cloven Man: Six ways of crossing borders illegally, translated by Yasmeen Hanoosh, which appears on Banipal:
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The Iraq-Syria Border
I wonder if my Chechen killer has read The Cloven Viscount. I wanted to ask him, but I couldn’t, being no longer alive…
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