Belgrade…Or the threshold of dream! By Hazem Darwish When you find yourself in the middle of an asylum trip,…
From Absence to Presence
Exiled Writers Ink with Hikayetna (for the writers) Exiled Lit Cafe An exploration of the ambiguous line between absence and presence in…
Syrian Londoners
This event – organised by the Greater London Authority – will bring together Syrians who have been resettled as refugees…
Syrian novelist Haitham Hussein converses with Agatha Christie
By Sulaiman Othman “Qad la yabqa ahad” (“Maybe None Will Remain”) is the title of a new book by Syrian…
Azad and Houda (2)
By Amir Darwish Food is ready. Everyone gather in a circle. On the floor, the women assemble a mat where…
A piece of memory
Collection of sculptures by artist Saleh Nemer * https://salehnamer.wordpress.com/
The forgotten Deir ez-Zor
The story was written in 2015 by Maysara Al Taweel Deir ez-Zor is silently getting slaughtered. The harmony it once brewed…
Hasan Al malak, the disabled “Broken Childhood”
By Kachya Othman Life always takes her back to the valleys of pain. Without her knowledge, although she is strong,…
Stories for integration
Making a journey from one country to another, leaving your home behind, for whatever reason – be it war,…
Dream and asylum messages(5)
Between Belgrade and Istanbul, refugees do not realise the timing difference By Hazem Darwish Not to leave Istanbul in your…
