Books

'Hot Maroc': Yassin Adnan's satirical debut novel plots the death of Moroccan politics

Adnan's novel follows the protagonist's rise from insignificance to working the dark corners of the web, and reveals the dynamics that animate political parties, their weaknesses and corruption

Review: Readings in Syrian Prison Literature

Palestine: A socialist introduction to the liberation struggle

Sai Englert

The Critical Case of a Man Called K: Saudi author's debut tackles illness and transformation

Kahlil Gibran: Remembering legendary Lebanese-born poet 90 years on

Midnight in Cairo: The glitz, glamour and grit of Egypt’s leading ladies

'The Book of Ramallah': Ten stories that paint a portrait of a city

Silence is a Sense: Writing the traumas of war and displacement

Memories of displacement: Sudanese poet K Eltinae on writing 'verses in the sky'

How Turkish TV, Bollywood and K-pop spell the end for the American century

'Between Beirut and the Moon': The story of an unfulfilled odyssey

'Shy Radicals': The book that demands an inclusive world for introverts

Plague and poetry: How Middle East authors have written about disease

Egyptian cult classics: 11 books that are worth reading

The Olive Trees' Jazz: Algiers poet speaks in music of the senses

Books and bombs: How I healed myself through fiction

Jared Kushner, here are 25 more books you should read about Palestine, Israel relations

The best Middle East books of the year - picked by Middle East Eye writers

‘I sort of broke English’: Meet the Lebanese poet crossing boundaries

When We Were Arabs: 'I am not an Oriental'

Palestine in 2048: Staring into a black mirror