Books

Apocalypse now: Why Arab authors are really writing about the end of the world

Dystopian books may have a higher profile – but it’s down to Western media, not the Arab Spring

Death of a writer: Murder casts shadow over Baghdad's literary scene

Palestinian-American author changes narrative of her life with debut novel

Cairo: A tale of two book fairs

Calls for protest in Kuwait as banned book list reveals extent of censorship

Salt Houses: Tackling Israel-Palestine with a poet's licence

Hatim Kanaaneh

Where the books weren’t burned: Baghdad’s ancient library

P is for Palestine: The children's ABC book pro-Israel bullies tried to ban

Nada Elia

Meet Istanbul's shop owner inspiring children to read books

Student translates literature into Kurdish to celebrate native language

'We live with death': Iraqi poets on loss, grief and hope

Syria poet Adonis wins (misses out on) Nobel Literature Prize

Don't speak to strangers if you want to fit in in Sweden, comic book tells newcomers

BOOK REVIEW: The Devils of Cardona

BOOK REVIEW: International Diplomacy of Israel’s Founders

BOOK REVIEW: Witness to the deaths of Iran’s forgotten heroes

EXCLUSIVE: CAGE's Asim Qureshi reviews explosive new book on 'Jihadi John'

BOOK REVIEW: Excellent Daughters

BOOK REVIEW: Burning Country

BOOK REVIEW: Is there a case for Islamo-Christian civilisation?

BOOK REVIEW: Curse of the Achille Lauro: A Tribute to Lost Souls