A classic of Arabic fiction and of what Kanafani termed 'resistance literature'
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A renowned writer of fiction -- Sally Rooney
The great Palestinian writer ― John Berger
One of Palestine's foremost intellectuals and leaders. Kanafani's universalism and commitment to Palestine will eternally serve as a model -- Ilan Pappe
Every now and then in a reading life you pick up a book that leaves an inexpressible imprint on your head and heart. Men in the Sun and Other Palestinian Stories is one. ― The Irish Independent
A blistering collection ― The Big Issue
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A classic of Arabic fiction and of what Kanafani termed 'resistance literature'
Biografía del autor
Ghassan Kanafani remains one of the most important figures in the history of Arab literature. Born in 1936 in Acre, Palestine, he lived in exile from 1948, displaced by the Nakba. He was killed at thirty-six - assassinated, along with his teenage niece, in a car bombing carried out by Mossad in Beirut in July 1972. A novelist, playwright, and political theorist, he is the author of Men in the Sun, Returning to Haifa, four other novels, and six short story collections. His political works published in English include On Zionist Literature (2022) and The Revolution of 1936-1939 in Palestine (2023).
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