Zakaria tamer (78 resultados)

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Paperback. Condición: New. Set in the Syrian neighborhood of al-Qaweyq, Sour Grapes is a collection of fifty-nine wry, satirical short stories loosely connected by a cast of rotating characters living at society's margins. Tamer captures their everyday lives, weaving the attendant cruelties and ironies of living under an oppressive regime with the residents' irreverence and small acts of defiance. Inspired by the heroines of Arab mythology, the women of al-Qaweyq navigate the patriarchal community with brash confidence and dark humor while the younger generation of children inherit a bitter cynicism from their fathers. Evoking under-ripened and immature fruit, the collection's title serves as a bittersweet metaphor for a world that possesses the seeds of change but is unprepared for the harvest.Considered a master of the short story, Zakaria Tamer is one of the Arab world's most prominent and widely read writers. Columbu and Capallera's fluid translation gives English readers access to Tamer's original and provocative voice.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Set in the Syrian neighborhood of al-Qaweyq, Sour Grapes is a collection of fifty-nine wry, satirical short stories loosely connected by a cast of rotating characters living at societys margins. Tamer captures their everyday lives, weaving the attendant cruelties and ironies of living under an oppressive regime with the residents irreverence and small acts of defiance. Inspired by the heroines of Arab mythology, the women of al-Qaweyq navigate the patriarchal community with brash confidence and dark humor while the younger generation of children inherit a bitter cynicism from their fathers. Evoking under-ripened and immature fruit, the collections title serves as a bittersweet metaphor for a world that possesses the seeds of change but is unprepared for the harvest.Considered a master of the short story, Zakaria Tamer is one of the Arab worlds most prominent and widely read writers. Columbu and Capalleras fluid translation gives English readers access to Tamers original and provocative voice A collection of fifty-nine wry, satirical short stories loosely connected by a cast of rotating characters living at societys margins. Evoking under-ripened and immature fruit, the collections title serves as a bittersweet metaphor for a world that possesses the seeds of change but is unprepared for the harvest. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Soft cover. Condición: Near Fine. Later Printing. (xiv) 172 pp. Trade paperback format. Light wear on the corners with a flat uncreased spine; slight discolouration on the inside of the front cover; no other interior markings. This anthology contains: Introduction by Scott Walker; The Silent Traders - Japan - by Yuko Tsushima - translated by Geraldine Harcourt; Two Bedtime Stories: Be It Ever So Humble; and Spring Storm - Japan - by Mori Yoko - translated by Makoto Ueda; What Should I Do - China - by Chen Goukai - translated by Kenneth Jarrett; Seeds - India - by Mahasveta Devi - translated by the author; Yearning for the Fiords - Estonia - by Teet Kallas - translated by Aino Jogi; From Behind the Veil - Iraq - by Dhu'l Nun Ayyoub - translated by S. Al-Bazzazz; The Slave Fort - Palestine - by Ghassan Kanafani - translated by S. Al-Bazzazz; The Drumming Sands - Libya - by Ibrahim Al-Kouni - translated by Denys Johnson-Davies; Small Sun - Syria - by Zakaria Tamer - translated by Denys Johnson-Davies; Clocks Like Horses - Iraq - by Mohammed Khudayyir - translated by Denys Johnson-Davies; Another Evening at the Club - Egypt - by Alifa Rifaat - translated by Denys Johnson-Davies; The Veteran - The Congo - by Henri Lopes - translated by Andrea Leskes; and The Rain Came - Kenya - by Grace Ogot. Size: 8vo. Book.…

Paperback. Condición: New. Set in the Syrian neighborhood of al-Qaweyq, Sour Grapes is a collection of fifty-nine wry, satirical short stories loosely connected by a cast of rotating characters living at society's margins. Tamer captures their everyday lives, weaving the attendant cruelties and ironies of living under an oppressive regime with the residents' irreverence and small acts of defiance. Inspired by the heroines of Arab mythology, the women of al-Qaweyq navigate the patriarchal community with brash confidence and dark humor while the younger generation of children inherit a bitter cynicism from their fathers. Evoking under-ripened and immature fruit, the collection's title serves as a bittersweet metaphor for a world that possesses the seeds of change but is unprepared for the harvest.Considered a master of the short story, Zakaria Tamer is one of the Arab world's most prominent and widely read writers. Columbu and Capallera's fluid translation gives English readers access to Tamer's original and provocative voice.…

paperback. Condición: Very Good in Wrappers. No Jacket. Syracuse. 2023. May 2023. Syracuse University Press. 1st American Edition. Very Good in Wrappers. 9780815611547. Translated from the Arabic by Alessandro Columbu and Mireia Costa Capallera. 168 pages. paperback. keywords: Middle East Syria Literature Translated Arabic World Literature. DESCRIPTION - Set in the Syrian neighborhood of al-Qaweyq, Sour Grapes is a collection of fifty-nine wry, satirical short stories loosely connected by a cast of rotating characters living at society's margins. Tamer captures their everyday lives, weaving the attendant cruelties and ironies of living under an oppressive regime with the residents' irreverence and small acts of defiance. Inspired by the heroines of Arab mythology, the women of al-Qaweyq navigate the patriarchal community with brash confidence and dark humor while the younger generation of children inherit a bitter cynicism from their fathers. Evoking under-ripened and immature fruit, the collection's title serves as a bittersweet metaphor for a world that possesses the seeds of change but is unprepared for the harvest. Considered a master of the short story, Zakaria Tamer is one of the Arab world's most prominent and widely read writers. Columbu and Capallera's fluid translation gives English readers access to Tamer's original and provocative voice. inventory #47718.…

paperback. Condición: Very Good in Wrappers. No Jacket. Syracuse. 2023. May 2023. Syracuse University Press. Advance Uncorrected Proof. Very Good in Wrappers. 9780815611547. Translated from the Arabic by Alessandro Columbu and Mireia Costa Capallera. 168 pages. paperback. keywords: Fiction / Literary. DESCRIPTION - Set in the Syrian neighborhood of al-Qaweyq, Sour Grapes is a collection of fifty-nine wry, satirical short stories loosely connected by a cast of rotating characters living at society's margins. Tamer captures their everyday lives, weaving the attendant cruelties and ironies of living under an oppressive regime with the residents' irreverence and small acts of defiance. Inspired by the heroines of Arab mythology, the women of al-Qaweyq navigate the patriarchal community with brash confidence and dark humor while the younger generation of children inherit a bitter cynicism from their fathers. Evoking under-ripened and immature fruit, the collection's title serves as a bittersweet metaphor for a world that possesses the seeds of change but is unprepared for the harvest. Considered a master of the short story, Zakaria Tamer is one of the Arab world's most prominent and widely read writers. Columbu and Capallera's fluid translation gives English readers access to Tamer's original and provocative voice. inventory #42399. …

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Set in the Syrian neighborhood of al-Qaweyq, Sour Grapes is a collection of fifty-nine wry, satirical short stories loosely connected by a cast of rotating characters living at societys margins. Tamer captures their everyday lives, weaving the attendant cruelties and ironies of living under an oppressive regime with the residents irreverence and small acts of defiance. Inspired by the heroines of Arab mythology, the women of al-Qaweyq navigate the patriarchal community with brash confidence and dark humor while the younger generation of children inherit a bitter cynicism from their fathers. Evoking under-ripened and immature fruit, the collections title serves as a bittersweet metaphor for a world that possesses the seeds of change but is unprepared for the harvest.Considered a master of the short story, Zakaria Tamer is one of the Arab worlds most prominent and widely read writers. Columbu and Capalleras fluid translation gives English readers access to Tamers original and provocative voice A collection of fifty-nine wry, satirical short stories loosely connected by a cast of rotating characters living at societys margins. Evoking under-ripened and immature fruit, the collections title serves as a bittersweet metaphor for a world that possesses the seeds of change but is unprepared for the harvest. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: New. Set in the Syrian neighborhood of al-Qaweyq, Sour Grapes is a collection of fifty-nine wry, satirical short stories loosely connected by a cast of rotating characters living at society's margins. Tamer captures their everyday lives, weaving the attendant cruelties and ironies of living under an oppressive regime with the residents' irreverence and small acts of defiance. Inspired by the heroines of Arab mythology, the women of al-Qaweyq navigate the patriarchal community with brash confidence and dark humor while the younger generation of children inherit a bitter cynicism from their fathers. Evoking under-ripened and immature fruit, the collection's title serves as a bittersweet metaphor for a world that possesses the seeds of change but is unprepared for the harvest.Considered a master of the short story, Zakaria Tamer is one of the Arab world's most prominent and widely read writers. Columbu and Capallera's fluid translation gives English readers access to Tamer's original and provocative voice.…

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