Lion of the Desert
Slasher-flick innovator Moustapha Akkad had bad timing. The creator of the Halloween series and the Prophet’s bioepic The Messenger, the Syrian-American dreamed big in Hollywood of …
Slasher-flick innovator Moustapha Akkad had bad timing. The creator of the Halloween series and the Prophet’s bioepic The Messenger, the Syrian-American dreamed big in Hollywood of …
Naguib Mahfouz´s Thebes At War reads like watching Ridley Scott directing John Wayne´s jihad against the infidel invaders. Set during the Hyksos two-hundred year occupation of …
Quiet fire in blue sky by Samia A. Halaby It is the story of a city, and thus a people, torn by violence from sanity. “And they …
Where is Tunisia? That’s what I read in many people’s eyes before I came here. I would have the same look about most of Canada, the …
I nearly made a grave mistake. Ken Kesey was taking his time, and I didn’t want to wade through crap to find the pony. Life …
Democratization. Fourteen Roman characters that imply leaping from the ashes of disparity into equality. From servitude to ownership. Evolution, in our shared vernacular, towards a …
Reflection, the act of remembering and judging the past to inform the present, is human nature. With gray hair and wrinkles, we scrutinize our lives …
More violent than expected, The Sheltering Sky by Paul Bowles cuts across the mind and conscience, spilling unrecognizable blood. The telling hurts, but where? It’s …
“Perhaps tomorrow man will be able to influence the climate and the rain, he will utilize solar heat industrially, by ways impossible to foresee he …
Ilan Pappe wrote “A History of Modern Palestine” as a historical narrative devoid of political ideologies, necessitated because “the conventional history of Palestine and Israel …
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