The Otherworldly Visions of Palestinian Science Fiction
At the ‘Palestine Writes Literature Festival,’ held virtually in early December, writers discussed Palestinian speculative fiction as a dystopic imagining of the present and a…
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Author: Katya Schwenk
‘Palestine Writes’ Highlights Literature as Pathway to Global Solidarity
The first Palestinian literature festival in North America took place virtually from December 2 to December 6. It was a celebration of Palestinian identity, where literature w…
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Review: Hervé Koubi’s ‘Boys Don’t Cry’ and Masculinity from France to North Africa
French-Algerian choreographer Hervé Koubi’s “Boys Don’t Cry” is a fraught — and gorgeous — exploration of masculinity and gender, rooted in contemporary North African dance.
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Morocco’s Eroding Digital Freedoms
In Morocco, arrests and prison time for critical social media posts have become more common. It may be heralding in a new, restrictive era for digital speech in the country.
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Play Review: Grey Rock and Unassailable Palestinian Hope
“Grey Rock,” a new play by Palestinian writer and director Amir Nizar Zuabi, arrived in Washington D.C. just as President Trump announced his so-called “peace plan” for the re…
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The New Demands of Algeria’s Hirak Movement
Algeria’s long revolution — which has been raging for almost a year — is being redefined by Algeria’s youth. As Hirak demonstrators face growing political uncertainty, they ha…
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