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We Wrote In Symbols: Love and Lust By Arab Women Writers

By: Dabbagh,Selma
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Language: English

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It is a little-known secret that Arabic literature has a long tradition of erotic writing. Behind that secret lies another – that many of the writers are women.

«We Wrote in Symbols» celebrates the works of 75 of these female writers of Arab heritage who articulate love and lust with artistry and skill. Here, a wedding night takes an unexpected turn beneath a canopy of stars; a woman on the run meets her match in a flirtatious encounter at Dubai Airport; and a carnal awakening occurs in a Palestinian refugee camp. From a masked rendezvous in a circus, to meetings in underground bars and unmade beds, there is no such thing as a typical sexual encounter, as this electrifying anthology shows.

Powerfully conveying the complexities and intrigues of desire, «We Wrote in Symbols» invites you to share these characters’ wildest fantasies and most intimate moments.

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Product Details
By:Dabbagh,Selma
Language:English
Format:Softcover
Pages: 310 pp
Publisher:Saqi Books, UK 2021
Dimensions:14 x 20 cm
ISBN-13:9780863563973
Topic:Arabic Literature - Sensual Writings - Arab Women Authors

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Selma Dabbagh is a British Palestinian writer of fiction whose debut novel «Out of It» (Bloomsbury) was a Guardian Book of the Year. Dabbagh’s BBC R4 play «The Brick» was nominated for the Imison Award, and her writing has been published in Granta and Wasafiri, and translated into several languages.

We Wrote In Symbols: Love and Lust By Arab Women Writers
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