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Internazionale Storie
Internazionale n. 1237: Storie
Racconti, foto e fumetti dalla Palestina.
114 pages, Paperback
Published December 29, 2017
About the author
Suad Amiry
26 books258 followersSuad Amiry (Arabic: سعاد العامري) is a Palestinian writer and architect has been living in Ramallah since 1981.
Born in Damascus, Amiry grew up between Amman, Damascus, Beirut and Cairo. She studied architecture at the American University of Beirut, Michigan, US, and in Edinburgh, Scotland.
Amiry is author of the well-known book Sharon and My Mother-in-Law which has been translated into 17 languages and was awarded the prestigious 2004 Viareggio Prize.
She is the founder and Director of the Riwaq: Centre for Architectural Conservation. Amiry is the vice-president of the Board of Trustees of Birzeit University.
Her book Menopausal Palestine: Women at the Edge was published in India by Women Unlimited (2010) Her latest book Nothing to Lose But your Life, has been published by Bloomsbury Qatar Foundation April 2010. Amiry lives in Ramallah with her husband, the academic and political activist Salim Tamari.
Born in Damascus, Amiry grew up between Amman, Damascus, Beirut and Cairo. She studied architecture at the American University of Beirut, Michigan, US, and in Edinburgh, Scotland.
Amiry is author of the well-known book Sharon and My Mother-in-Law which has been translated into 17 languages and was awarded the prestigious 2004 Viareggio Prize.
She is the founder and Director of the Riwaq: Centre for Architectural Conservation. Amiry is the vice-president of the Board of Trustees of Birzeit University.
Her book Menopausal Palestine: Women at the Edge was published in India by Women Unlimited (2010) Her latest book Nothing to Lose But your Life, has been published by Bloomsbury Qatar Foundation April 2010. Amiry lives in Ramallah with her husband, the academic and political activist Salim Tamari.
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June 10, 2018
Prendendo questo numero come una possibilità per conoscere nuovi autori, i consigli di lettura che mi/ti do in base a quello che mi è piaciuto sono:
- A Map of Home di Randa Jarrar, romanzo di formazione di una ragazza bisessuale che passa l'infanzia in Kuwait, l'adolescenza in Egitto e poi fugge in Texas;
- Baddawi di Leila Abdelrazaq, graphic novel biografica sulla vita del padre in un campo di profughi in Libano dopo la Nakba;
- Mornings in Jenin di Susan Abulhawa, romanzo generazionale sulla storia della Palestina prima e dopo la nascita di Israele;
- Gaza Weddings di Ibrahim Nasrallah, la storia di due sorelle che cercano di vivere una vita normale sulla Striscia di Gaza.
- A Map of Home di Randa Jarrar, romanzo di formazione di una ragazza bisessuale che passa l'infanzia in Kuwait, l'adolescenza in Egitto e poi fugge in Texas;
- Baddawi di Leila Abdelrazaq, graphic novel biografica sulla vita del padre in un campo di profughi in Libano dopo la Nakba;
- Mornings in Jenin di Susan Abulhawa, romanzo generazionale sulla storia della Palestina prima e dopo la nascita di Israele;
- Gaza Weddings di Ibrahim Nasrallah, la storia di due sorelle che cercano di vivere una vita normale sulla Striscia di Gaza.
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