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We talk about a newly released collection of five compelling and highly quotable interviews with the great late Palestinian poet Mahmoud Darwish, titled Palestine as Metaphor, translated by Amira El-Zein and Carolyn Forché. We also talk about recent protests in Lebanon and how they are being written about in Lebanese and international media, as well as the frightening day when the independent Egyptian news site Mada Masr’s officeswere raided and editors detained. (All of Mada’s staff has now been released). This episode was partly recorded and produced in the offices of the Sowt network.SHOW NOTES
The Great Lebanese Ponzi Scheme by Lina Mounzer
The Lebanese Street Asks: ‘Which Is Stronger, Sect or Hunger?’ by Ursula Lindsey
On Power, Machines, and Departures: Running Mada Masr in Today’s Egypt by Lina Attalah.
A few things you might like to know about us, by Lina Attalah
Palestine as Metaphorby Mahmoud Darwish, tr. Amira El-Zein and Carolyn ForchéPalestine as Metaphor
By Mahmoud Darwish
In the Presence of Absence
By Mahmoud Darwish
Memory for Forgetfulness: August, Beirut, 1982 (Literature of the Middle East)
By Mahmoud Darwish
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