Book Review: Saleem Haddad’s Floodlines
In his second novel Floodlines which is published by Europa Editions this February, Saleem Haddad narrates the story of a multigenerational family in which themes about art, memory and cultural …
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Book Review: Saleem Haddad’s Floodlines
In his second novel Floodlines which is published by Europa Editions this February, Saleem Haddad narrates the story of a multigenerational family in which themes about art, memory and cultural …
Flight For Peace
Will life go straight ? Will it obey me someday?Never sin my soul, never moan my land in MayNor my lovely parents get mad at meNor I postpone things to …
The Jungo: Stakes of the Earth – Should the Novel be Reconsidered Narratively or Politically?
The Novel and the Author The novelist Abdelaziz Baraka Sakin, widely regarded as one of the most prolific and internationally acclaimed Sudanese writers, achieved broad recognition with his novel The …
Sudan: Narrative of Identity, War, Exile, and the Tragedy of a Forgotten Land
The phrase “When God created Sudan, He laughed” is widely circulated within Sudanese society or by foreigners who are related to Sudan in one way or another. Whether attributed to …
Embodying “Dalouna”
The fiery red wings of the phoenix flapped as she rose, appearing to glow beneath the stage lights. Around her, dancers stomped in rhythm, kuffiyehs held in their hands, as …
Edward Said and the Palestinian Narrative of Exile
Even twenty-three years after his passing, the shadow of Edward Said—Palestinian by birth, American by experience, and humanist by conviction—still stretches across the global intellectual landscape. Debate surrounds him as …
What We Carry
There is no bearing this weightbut she carries it anyway: little sisterslung like a rucksack across her shoulder,broken leg dangling, her own eyes limnedwith dark shadows, blond hair fallingacross her …