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A Land without Jasmine is a sexy, satirical detective story about the sudden disappearance of a young female student from Yemen’s Sanaa University. Each chapter is narrated by a different character, beginning with Jasmine herself.
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Living on an Israeli-occupied land, a young and uneducated Palestinian relies upon his brilliant mind to escape the Middle East and save his family. This novel tackles issues such as the Israeli–Palestine conflict through fiction. It transports the reader into another world and ultimately delivers a message of hope.
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In the Oxfordshire countryside, a student walks into a classroom and starts shooting.
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Modern Arabic Short Stories from Syria
A daring work of art that deals with taboo subjects like religion and sexuality in a frank manner and expresses an urgently felt need for change.
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With a unique style which does not fit within any traditional genre of creative prose, The Experiment consists of peculiar, subtly connected narrative partial tales, leaning toward the structure of a synthetic prose piece rather than a novel or novella. Won the European Union Prize for Literature, in recognition of the author’s emerging talwnt.
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A Modern Arabic Novel from Palestine
Turning a simple love story into a complex portrayal of Palestinian history, Liana Badr has triumphantly re-told a nation’s history for its women.
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A thought-provoking book which presents alternative approaches to the creation and evolution of humankind
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- Available October 2013
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A Modern Arabic Novel from Egypt
This short but cleverly crafted novel recounts the tale of Muhra, a young woman whose name means filly, born of the descendants of the Bedouin tribes who settled in Egypt’s Delta Province of El Sharqiyya during the 18th and 19th centuries.
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The Story of the Real Prince of Persia
I am Cyrus is a powerful, intensely vivid and beautifully written novel which dramatizes the life, conquests and passions of Cyrus the Great, the heroic leader of the world’s first great empire: the Persian Empire.
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Autobiographical Essays by Arab Women Writers
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Encapsulates the massive upheavals of the first half of the 20th century from a point of view that the English-speaking readership rarely glimpses. A gripping read that also sheds light on traditional Persian customs of birth, marriage and death still followed in modern-day Iran.
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An engaging love story set in contemporary Tehran, it won the prestigious Parvin Etesami literary award in Iran in 2009 and is available in translation for the first time. It is a story of the deepest and most extreme human emotions, such as love and hate, vengeance and forgiveness.
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A lively, witty, often sly commentary on gender and power relationships in both academia and the Arab world—a ‘campus’ novel of a wholly different bent.
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A Modern Arabic Novel from Libya
Draws on the tension between the two opposing visions of Seth to create a novel that also provides a vivid account of daily life in a Tuareg oasis.
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