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Cities of the Stranger
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A poignant collection of short stories and narrative prose by Ebtisam Azem, exploring themes of exile, urban displacement, memory, and the emotional geography of belonging.
About this book
Published by Takween Publishing, "Cities of the Stranger" by Palestinian writer Ebtisam Azem is a evocative collection of short fiction and prose. The book delves into the emotional landscapes of exile, identity, and displacement. Azem skillfully captures the quiet struggles of immigrants, wanderers, and strangers navigating cold, modern metropolises while carrying the heavy weight of memory and loss. Through vivid imagery and refined prose, the narratives examine how physical spaces shape human isolation, exploring what it truly means to be a stranger both in foreign cities and within one's own memories.
Why read it?
It offers a deeply moving exploration of exile, identity, and belonging, capturing the subtle emotions of displacement with powerful literary finesse.
Who is it for?
Lovers of short stories and literary prose, readers of Palestinian and diaspora literature, and anyone interested in narratives exploring urban loneliness and identity.
Book details
Language
ar
ISBN-13
9789921808704
ISBN-10
9921808702
Page count
158
Age rating
General