Syria Speaks

Syria SpeaksAuthor: Malu Halasa ISBN: 9780863567872 Publisher: Saqi Books Year first published: 02 Sep 2014 Pages: 328 Format: Paperback softback In Syria, culture has become the critical line of defence against tyranny. Villagers have joined the cultural frontline alongside urban intellectuals, artists, writers and filmmakers and to create art and literature that challenge official narratives. With contributions by over fifty artists and writers, both

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