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For our younger readers

Jawdat Fakhreddin: 30 Poems for Children

  With lively pictures and an appealing use of Arabic meters and rhymes, the poems in this book explore the ...

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Lateefah Boti: Hutlos

  Hatless is an imaginative and inspiring story of a little girl who has to make her way in an environment where…

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Ibtisam Barakat: The Lilac Girl (Arabic-German)

With The Purple Girl we can announce another winner of the most important literary award in the Arab world, the Sheikh Zayed Book…

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Faribā Wafee

Faribā Vafī: To the Rain

As in her novels, the central themes of the short story collection An den Regen by the LiBeratur prize winner Faribā Vafī are the…

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Faribā Vafī: Tarlān

Tarlān offers an unusual insight into the Islamic Republic. The main focus of the narrative, however, is on the experiences…

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Article on “Midnight Collector” by Gerrit Wustmann on Qantara

The author Gerrit Wustmann (“Dying in Your Antlers”) has written an article in the online magazine Qantare about the new novel “Midnight Collector” by Zia Qasemi. In this, the journalist not only takes a look at the plot of the novel, but also at its political relevance. Quote from the article: "The story, sometimes told in a fairy-tale style, speaks of faith and superstition as well as the art of interpreting things that seem inexplicable due to a lack of education as signs. It's about finding support in religion, but without

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Atef Abu Saif on the Gaza War at the Frankfurt Book Fair

Atef Abu Saif was a guest at the Frankfurt Book Fair 2025. At the Philippine pavilion there was an intensive conversation with three other authors about the role of literature in times of the Gaza war. There was a report about this event on the News Austria (click here) and msn (click here) pages. Feel free to take a look!

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How to deal with inherited trauma? - Atef Abu Saif at “Twist” on Arte

The format "Twist" on Arte has a new episode entitled "How to deal with inherited trauma?" published. It also reports on Atef Abu Saif. As with the other respondents, the contribution shows his life, the creation of his trauma, how it occurs in everyday life and how it ultimately deals with it on an artistic level. The novel “Life in the Schleb” also plays a role in the post. You can find the entire post here. At 22:08 the part begins via Atef

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Review of "Die in your antlers" on Booknerds.de

We are pleased that the author Britta Röder on Booknerds.de wrote a review of "Dying in your antlers" by Gerrit Wustmann. What she finds so bizarre on the book as the short stories play with the reality and expectations of the readers and why she was convinced despite these many surprises can be read here.

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