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Educational Bookshop, Booksellers in Handcuffs Ahmed and Mahmoud Mona in occupied East Jerusalem

A magical morning putting up Rumi's poem downtown, thought of by Ameerah Badr and planned by Orphan Signs "A strange passion is moving in my head."

The Suspended Odes hanging at the Santa Fe Airport (and still available thru Hecho a Mano: hechoamano.org/art/4553057)

“We're people of the tides.” Ameerah weaving Tlingit in and out of her Palestinian heart. Empathetically embroidered, tatreez, she gives me a thousand graphic novels and a typewriter. A traveling box for paints and promises of book fairs before slowly leaving our desert city

For #InternationalWomensDay, I'd like to commemorate the women of my home country – especially stateless, migrants and those recently stripped of citizenship – as we face our worst era post invasion. Reported on stateless women from a few years ago here👇 newarab.com/features/unsun…

It's so easy being a woman, like doing handstands with tigers #InternationalWomensDay

As a little girl, my uncle Hussein Darwish astonished me with the magic of a handful of tiny fish, swimming all around us. Perpetual diaspora is hearing relatives suddenly pass away, a burial needs to happen in a day and my heart is broken for my cousins thousands of miles away

My father died in the spring, 9 years ago today. Far, I couldn't feel that his breath was failing him. He made jokes, assured me, and I arrived too late. Before his burial, at the cemetery at night, I saw the moon and then my aunt, who's gaze immediately enveloped me with warmth

watching writers, academics, and protesters in solidarity with Palestinian rights and liberation be removed from their homes, the street, detained, is unsettling to say to the least.

The GRIEF issue ArabLit & ArabLit Quarterly @arablit.bsky.social, feat. a collection of grief-in-letters written to people who can no longer receive them; with writings/translated work by Alaa Abdulwahab Zahra Marwan (زهراء) Salma Harland Dalia Taha batool abu akleen Nasser Rabah, Olivia Elias, Samer Abu Hawwash t.ly/3YGjK

"Alice twirls my hair around her finger when she speaks to me" found a home today through Hecho a Mano! hechoamano.org/art/4553071?su…

أصدرت الصديقة زهرة مروان، رسامة كتب الأطفال الحائزة على جوائز، أحدث كتبها "سكينة والضيوف غير المدعوين". كتاب مصور تشارك فيه مجددًا خلفيتها العربية/الفارسية الغنية، لتبتكر قصة رائعة عن فتاة صغيرة تُدعى سكينة. تُؤخذ سكينة إلى المتحف مع والدتها، حيث تشعر والدتها بالعاطفة تجاه جميع

Award-winning children's illustrator Zahra Marwan's latest book, "Sakina and the Uninvited Guests," is a picture book in which she once again shares her rich Arab/Persian background, creating a wonderful story about a little girl named Sakina. Sakina is taken to a musueam with

Thousands and thousands of years in little Sakina -- top 10 books for June. Thank you BookPage ✨

“Watercolor illustrations from Marwan render the family in tight inky lines, while the tree and the landscape flow with saturated colors, daubed strokes, and vivid washes in dark blues and lemon yellows." Publishers Weekly publishersweekly.com/9780593808412?…