On Lebanon and Akram Zaatari’s Letter to a Refusing Pilot
All countries living on the edge overflow with paradox. Because of war or famine or internecine conflict or fratricide or the hell of it all,
All countries living on the edge overflow with paradox. Because of war or famine or internecine conflict or fratricide or the hell of it all,
There is a name for it, this meandering existence: these blocks of concrete that line the sidewalks; those checkpoints that shield our suicide bombers’ favorite
After the 1967 catastrophe, several particularly mean jokes started making the rounds about Gamal Abd al Nasser. Even we, nappies barely dry, would throw them
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