Dinarzad's children
an anthology of contemporary Arab American fiction
2nd ed.
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Author
Contributions
- Darraj, Susan Muaddi - Contributor
- Alameddine, Rabih - Contributor
- Mustafah, Sahar - Contributor
- Ward, Patricia Sarrafian, 1969- - Contributor
- Geha, Joseph - Contributor
and 18 more
- Munn, May Mansoor - Contributor
- Kahf, Mohja, 1967- - Contributor
- Hage, Rawi - Contributor
- Melhem, D. H. - Contributor
- Abu-Jaber, Diana - Contributor
- Shakir, Evelyn, 1938- - Contributor
- El Guindi, Yussef - Contributor
- El Kouri, Zahie - Contributor
- Habra, Hedy - Contributor
- Halaby, Laila - Contributor
- Williams, David, 1953 June 18- - Contributor
- Serageldin, Samia - Contributor
- Yunis, Alia - Contributor
- Lalami, Laila, 1968- - Contributor
- Masri, Amal - Contributor
- Jarrar, Randa - Contributor
- Abraham, Nabeel - Contributor
- Noble, Frances Khirallah - Contributor
Publication
2009 - University of Arkansas Press, Fayetteville, Arkansas
Language
English
Word Count
101,000 words, Guess
Page Count
404 pages
Identifiers
- ISBN-139781557289124
- ISBN-101557289123
- Library of Congress Control Number2010513066
- OCLC Control Number499152479
- OCLC Control Number457007892
and 2 more
- Better World Books9781557289124
- Open LibraryOL30494975M
Classifications
- DDC813/.010892705
- LCCPS647.A72 D56 2009
Description
"This collection offers up a mix of previously published and new works, creating a literary road map to Arab American literature today. The nineteen authors represented are of Lebanese, Palestinian, Syrian, Egyptian, and Libyan descent, some with established reputations, others new young writers. They tell tales about Muslims and Christians, recent immigrants and fully assimilated Americans, teenagers, and grandmothers, guerrillas and peaceniks, professors, housewives, grocers, bookies, those who long for their homeland, and those who refuse to speak Arabic."--Jacket.
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