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Noshin Bokth

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As seen in: The New Arab, Al-Araby Al-Jadeed, Islamic Horizons, Amaliah, The Markaz Review
Freelance writer based in NYC | Book Reviewer for The New Arab | Girl momx2 | Books, travel, & motherhood Portfolio: noshinbokth.contently.com
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Paradiso 17: Hannah Lillith Assadi's novel of Palestinian exile inspired by her father's life

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By Noshin Bokth
| The New Arab Verified
Book Club: Hannah Lillith Assadi's 'Paradiso 17' explores Palestinian exile through the life of Sufien, a character based on her refugee father's experience If one wants to read a tale written with striking candour and a story that will evoke those feelings obscured deep within, then one should read Hannah Lillith Assadi's third novel, Paradiso 17.
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Paradiso 17: Hannah Lillith Assadi's novel of Palestinian exile inspired by her father's life

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By Noshin Bokth
| The New Arab Verified
If one wants to read a tale written with striking candour and a story that will evoke those feelings obscured deep within, then one should read Hannah Lillith Assadi's third novel, Paradiso 17. Inspired by the life of her own refugee father, Assadi has penned a psychologically astute and poetic novel with Sufien, a Palestinian refugee, as its protagonist. Vacillating between the final moments of Sufien's life on his deathbed and vignettes from his past, his history slowly emerges.
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The Raven of Ruwi: Hamoud Saud’s ode to Oman and its heritage

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By Noshin Bokth
| The New Arab Verified
In The Raven of Ruwi and Other Stories from Oman, Hamoud Saud weaves a tapestry of lyrical short stories that pulse with memory, identity, and cultural resilience. Blurring the line between poetic prose and sharp social critique, Saud doesn't just write about Muscat — he brings the city to life. Through the eyes of unlikely narrators, be it a wise raven, wandering songbirds, streetwise dogs, and the city's forgotten madmen, Muscat itself becomes a character, full of history, secrets, and soul.
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