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ALTA Announces Its 2023 National Translation Awards Winners - Vimarsana News

ALTA Announces Its 2023 National Translation Awards Winners

The 25th ALTA National Translation Awards featured works translated to English from Arabic and Vietnamese.

INTERVIEW: Ibrahim Abdel-Meguid remembers June 1967 - Reviews - Books - Vimarsana News

INTERVIEW: Ibrahim Abdel-Meguid remembers June 1967 - Reviews - Books

Renowned novelist Ibrahim Abdel-Meguid talked to Ahram Online about his 1974 novel "In The 67th summer" (Fi Alsaif Alsabi’- welsetine), which documented the perplexing questions that the defeat of 1967 imposed on his generation

From Haza Al Masaa to Fawazeer: The best ever Ramadan TV series from across the Arab world - Vimarsana News

From Haza Al Masaa to Fawazeer: The best ever Ramadan TV series from across the Arab world

The holy month is also a showcase for the Arab world's biggest TV moments. Here's our pick of the unmissable Ramadan dramas, comedies and family shows

Review: 'The Turban and the Hat' tackles French invasion of Egypt - Vimarsana News

Review: 'The Turban and the Hat' tackles French invasion of Egypt

CHICAGO: Acclaimed Egyptian writer Sonallah Ibrahim’s 2008 historical novel “The Turban and the Hat,” about France’s invasion of Egypt, is remarkably relevant today for its exploration of themes of power, colonialism and conflict. The experience of the occupation — led by Napoleon Bonaparte from 1798 to 1801 — is told through the eyes of a student, the novel’s unnamed

Essay Samir Grees: Translations as Caricatures of the Arab World? - Vimarsana News

Essay Samir Grees: Translations as Caricatures of the Arab World?

In view of some intellectuals in the Islamic world the writings selected for translation from the Arabic serve to foster clichés of the distant and mysterious East. Samir Grees on why such mistrust is based on false perceptions.