
Book
Our Arab
On Longing, Belonging, and Hope
Zaina Arafat
Little, Brown and Company · Print & ebook · Forthcoming
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A poignant, moving essay collection on the longing and hope of living in diaspora and what it means to be Palestinian today, from the Lambda Literary Award-winning author of You Exist Too Much .
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Book Details
- Authors
- Zaina Arafat
- Publisher
- Little, Brown and Company
- Published
- Forthcoming
- Format
- Print & ebook
- Theme
- Middle Eastern Lit Crit · Middle East for Teens
- Reading lane
- Middle Eastern Lit Crit
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Arab & Middle Eastern Lives
LGBTQ+ Lives
Essay Collections
About This Book
A poignant, moving essay collection on the longing and hope of living in diaspora and what it means to be Palestinian today, from the Lambda Literary Award-winning author of You Exist Too Much . Of the many Palestinian Americans in the diaspora, few have direct experiences or memories of their ancestral land, if any at all. So how does one maintain a connection to a home so volatile, ever-shrinking, and nearly unattainable? And how does a child of diaspora raise a child of d...
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