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Hakawati Jinn – Chapter Three
NEW BOOK ALERT! I'm working on a new book and want YOUR feedback! Each week, I'll post a new chapter, and want you to provide your thoughts, opinions, feeling, and feedback on the chapter. Be brutally honest.
Hakawati Jinn – Chapter Two
NEW BOOK ALERT! I’m working on a new book and want YOUR feedback! Each week, I’ll post a new chapter, and want you to provide your thoughts, opinions, feeling, and feedback on the chapter. Be brutally honest.
The Hakawati Project: The Syrian Crisis — HyeTert
YEREVAN—The Los-Angeles/Berlin based non-profit Hakawati (storyteller, Arabic) has announced that it will be cooperating with the Sundance Institute and Film Independent to organize and launch a two-month comprehensive filmmaking lab for those impacted by the war in Syria called The Hakawati Project (THP). To be hosted in Armenia, THP will provide a platform to nurture […]The … Continue reading The Hakawati Project: The Syrian Crisis — HyeTert
Hakawati Jinn – Chapter One
NEW BOOK ALERT! I'm working on a new book and want YOUR feedback! Each week, I'll post a new chapter, and want you to provide your thoughts, opinions, feeling, and feedback on the chapter. Be brutally honest.
Book Review: Proust was a Neuroscientist – Jonah Lehrer
I may never eat a madeleine without thinking of Proust and his contribution to our understanding of human memory.
Sarel Snippets : Chapter One
I've been writing a fantasy novel tentatively titles Sarel for over 3.5 years now, and I'm on another round of edits. I'm now opening up my chapters to you and what I'm sure will be your wonderful feedback as readers and book lovers!
AWriterWrites becomes Reading Between the Dunes!
Lots of changes coming soon!
#DiverseBookBloggersDiscuss: Biculturalism in YA books – Middle Eastern Indian
Hey! My name is Fariha, when I first heard about Fadwa hosting #DiverseBookBloggersDiscuss I quickly jumped to the opportunity. While I had initially thought of the topic revolving around how much there is a lack of biculturalism in literature. I quickly narrowed it down to what I know best: Identifying as a Middle Eastern Indian and my (our) representation in young adult books. While the term may be misleading, I’m ethnically Indian and I’m also the second generation to be born and raised in Saudi Arabia.
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