Banipal 72 - Iraqi Jewish WritersThis unique feature on Iraqi Jewish writers includes short stories, excerpts from novels, and poems written by 17 authors all of whom are of Iraqi descent. For several centuries, Iraqi Jews were key contributors to Iraqs rich social and cultural tapestry active in all areas of life as novelists, poets, essayists, journalists, musicians, composers, singers, and artists. Sadly, all this came to a tragic end with the massive transfer emigration and

Reading Stranger at the Gate over 60 years later

and memory

is lost―caught between a remote wife

engaging conversations with himself or with nobody in particular

taking Nakamoto’s text as a Rosetta Stone to decode the meaning of blockchain for contemporary society

nominated for the Irish Times/Aer Lingus Literature Prize

she uses the framework of a legal negligence claim to explore the nature of friendship

And always the horizon where sky merges with sea

of poetic craft in the 21st century

In between fishing for seabream with two friends

about the present

"Fast becoming Wales’ answer to Irvine Welsh