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Farrah Fray

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LONDON, The United Kingdom

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Contemporary, Poetry, Memoir

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Farrah is a writer and translator. She is interested in culture, displacement and narratives in the Middle East, especially in Arabic literature. Her work focuses on culture, displacement, feminism and identity. She also translates documentaries focused on culture and social progression, some of which have premiered at Toronto Film Festival. Farrah is also passionate about poetry. Her her debut poetry collection, titled the Scent of my skin was published by Palewell Press in 2017. She currently works for Banat Collective as an assistant editor.

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The scent of my skin

The Scent of my skin is a feminist poetry collection published by Palewell press. Featuring 70 poems from London, Libya, and Tunisia, it is the first book to be written in English by a Libyan woman!
The book is divided into 5 sections, each passing by different parts of my journey. The first section is called Foot traffic herbs, and speaks about self sacrifice, self abnegation, and the inequality b Read more of this blog post »

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