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Gaza Writes Back
Short Stories by Young Writers in Gaza, Palestine
Edited by the late martyr Refaat Alareer, this powerful anthology collects short stories by fifteen young Palestinian writers from Gaza, asserting that storytelling is a profound act of life, memory, and resistance against occupation.
About this book
Published by Takween Publishing, "Gaza Writes Back: Short Stories from Young Writers in Gaza, Palestine" is a poignant literary anthology compiled and edited by the late scholar Refaat Alareer. The collection amplifies the voices of fifteen young Gazan authors writing in English, sharing their lived experiences of siege, survival, and loss. Rather than depicting themselves merely as victims, these writers craft intricate narratives filled with resilience, dignity, love, and humanity. The book stands as a testament to the power of literature as a weapon of moral truth, proving that memory and storytelling remain indestructible acts of resistance.
Why read it?
It offers an authentic, raw, and deeply human perspective on Palestine through the literary voices of Gaza's own youth, celebrating resilience through prose.
Who is it for?
Human rights advocates, scholars of post-colonial and Palestinian literature, lovers of short stories, and anyone seeking to understand the lived reality and resilience of Gaza.
Book details
Language
ar
ISBN-13
9789921808476
Page count
320
Age rating
13+