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Award History
| Award | Year | Status | Citation |
|---|---|---|---|
| International Prize for Arabic Fiction | 2019 | Winner |
About This Book
Structured as a series of letters never delivered, migrants and exiles across the Arab world and Europe write to loved ones they have lost or left behind, a meditation on displacement, loss, and the impossibility of return.
About the Author
Hoda Barakat is a Lebanese novelist born in 1952 in Bsharri. She is one of the most important and internationally recognized contemporary Arab writers, known for fiction that engages with the Lebanese Civil War, exile, and the fragmentation of identity with great psychological acuity and formal sophistication. She has lived in Paris since 1989. Read more →
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