Jailed Palestinian Basim Khandaqji Wins Arabic Fiction Prize
Imprisoned in Israel when he was 21, the Palestinian writer Basim Khandaqji wins the US$50,000 International Prize for Arabic Fiction.
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Imprisoned in Israel when he was 21, the Palestinian writer Basim Khandaqji wins the US$50,000 International Prize for Arabic Fiction.
The winner of this year's International Prize for Arabic Fiction will be announced in Abu Dhabi on April 28.
'The Water Diviner' wins the US$50,000 International Prize for Arabic Fiction purse, plus translation, for the Omani novelist Zahran Alqasmi.
This year's International Prize for Arabic Fiction's shortlist, comprising six authors from across the Arab World, has been announced.
The shortlist for the International Prize for Arabic Fiction comprises work from Algeria, Egypt, Iraq, Libya, Oman, and Saudi Arabia.