Date: Sat, 21 Apr 2001 08:19:42 -0400
From: radhika gajjala <radhika-AT-cyberdiva.org>
Subject: Contemporary Arab Women's Poetry NYC 4/27


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>On Friday April 27th, 2001 from 5-7pm 
>
>The American Studies Group & 
>The Middle East/Middle Eastern American Center 
>
>Present a Discussion of the transnational anthology: 
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>THE POETRY OF ARAB WOMEN 
>(Interlink Books 2000) 
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>By Nathalie Handal (editor) 
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>Readings by featured poets: 
>D.H Melhem and Suheir Hammad 
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>Please join us in room 5414 at the CUNY Graduate Center
>On 5th Avenue between 35th and 34th Street 
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>Email zsaed-AT-gc.cuny.edu for more information. 
>
>***Copies of the book will be available!*** 
>
>Comments about the book: 
>
>"An astonishing, huge accomplishment! This anthology, beginning with 
>Nathalie Handal's large and nuanced opening essay, demolishes stereotypes and 
>allows the whole world to see and hear the powerful complexity and longing 
>that these poets so memorably articulate. Here we may meet and marvel at 83 
>Arab women poets... from the visionary, elder Lebanese poet Etel Adnan, to 
>the Lebanese American young poet Dima Hilal... this is an incredible, 
>international gathering of Arab women poets writing from the first quarter of 
>the 20th century through now..." 
>June Jordan
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