Sarah Aziza
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sporadic tweeter, prefer IG. book in progress. @theBafflerMag @Harpers @NewYorker @TheNation @ReadLux @theintercept etc. كاتبة /قارئة أمريكية/فلسطينية
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3 weeks ago |
people.com | Sarah Aziza
Sarah Aziza and her new book 'The Hollow Half'. Credit : Natasha Jahchan; Courtesy of Catapult The first time I sold my story, it was for $40 and a tweet. In 2015, I was halfway through my first year of journalism school when a professor gave our writing seminar an in-class prompt: write a short, personal story about loss. In response, I surprised myself and wrote about my eating disorder.
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aol.com | Lizz Schumer |Sarah Aziza
Natasha Jahchan; Courtesy of Catapult Sarah Aziza and her new book 'The Hollow Half'The first time I sold my story, it was for $40 and a tweet. In 2015, I was halfway through my first year of journalism school when a professor gave our writing seminar an in-class prompt: write a short, personal story about loss. In response, I surprised myself and wrote about my eating disorder.
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kqed.org | Christina Li |Leila Mottley |Sarah Aziza |Ocean Vuong
May 13Failed to save articlePlease try againSummer is here in the Bay Area, providing ample opportunities for outdoor hikes, day trips to the beach and lounging at the park. When your social battery starts running low, having a book on hand can save the day. Here are eight new and upcoming releases (plus some author events) to have on your radar this summer.
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1 month ago |
lithub.com | Sarah Aziza
Q: What is it like to be a Palestinian writer at this time? A: Once, I had no name. I rose each day as if it were the first morning on earth. I moved sturdy and permeable, translucent with a wondering hunger for the world. That is to say, I was a child, and I was safe. In these days, language stirred around me, brushing me with its shapes. Some words left traces, or formed like dew around my throat. These I kept and sipped from; they were the sounds of love.
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1 month ago |
electricliterature.com | Sarah Aziza
Author’s note: This excerpt includes references to my grandmother’s village of ‘Ibdis, which was ethnically cleansed by Zionist armies in the Nakba of 1948. My father glimpsed the rubble of ʿIbdis once before, when he was able to cross over from the Gaza Strip with his mother in the 1970s. However, ongoing erasure threatens even these remains. In 2012, I spent the summer of my sophomore year volunteering at a Palestinian charity in the West Bank city of Nablus.
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