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Libyan, Egyptian make International Prize for Arabic Fiction 2017 shortlist

Post author By James Murua
Post date 20/02/2017
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Libya’s Najwa Binshatwan and Egyptian author Mohammed Abdel Nabi are on the shortlist for International Prize for Arabic Fiction 2017. Mohammed Hasan Alwan, Najwa Binshatwan, Ismail Fahd Ismail, Elias Khoury, Mohammed Abdel Nabi and Saad Mohammed Rahim announced as the six authors shortlisted for the tenth International Prize for Arabic Fiction (IPAF) on 16 February […]

Tags International Prize for Arabic Fiction, International Prize for Arabic Fiction 2017, Mohammed Abdel Nabi, Najwa Binshatwan

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Six Africans make International Prize for Arabic Fiction 2017

Post author By James Murua
Post date 16/01/2017
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The International Prize for Arabic Fiction 2017 have announced their longlist for this year’s best book in Arab writing this year and six Africans made the cut. They are Yassin Adnan, Najwa Binshatwan, Amir Tag Elsir, Abdul-Kareem Jouaity, Mohammed Abdel Nabi, and Youssef Rakha. The International Prize for Arabic Fiction (IPAF) has today, Monday 16 […]

Tags Abdul-Kareem Jouaity, Al-Markez al-Thaqafi al-Arabi, Amir Tag Elsir, Dar Al Saqi, Dar al-Ain, Dar Tanweer, Egypt, Hot Maroc, In the Spider's Chamber, International Prize for Arabic Fiction, International Prize for Arabic Fiction 2017, Mohammed Abdel Nabi, Najwa Binshatwan, Paolo, The North Africans, The Resort of the Enchantresses, The Slaves' Pens, Yassin Adnan, Youssef Rakha

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