From Dublin to Stanford — two of my bilingual poems (Arabic/English) are published in Issue 23 of Mantis, the American literary journal from #Stanford University. Grateful to translator #Ibrahim Khalifa for letting the poems breathe in another tongue.
Working my way through the latest issue of Poetry Ireland Review edited by @JessicaTraynor6 Some beautiful work inside exploring grief & loss. Delighted to have a new poem included!
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Today, I received a copy of this amazing magazine @poetryireland featuring an interview conducted by my friend @IbrahimSayedF1 Fawzy. I am truly delighted and grateful for the space dedicated to me. Many thanks to the editor @JessicaTraynor6
Best way to end this year. Myself and @wtfrudoinvictor book chapter is out today as part of The Routledge Companion to Twenty-First-Century Irish Writing. Thank you @obrien_eugene and Anne Fogarty for the invitation to contribute to this volume
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**Poetry Ireland Review Issue 144**
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My translation of @mujed's poem TWO FACES OF ONE HEART was published in the Critical Forced Displacement, a journal published by the Center on Forced Displacement at Boston University. Congratulations, @mujed!
A conversation with me in the Egyptian newspaper @akhbareladab Al-Adab. The interview was conducted by my friend @IbrahimSayedF1 Fawzi. Thanks to him and all the editors of the newspaper that I love dearly."
I wrote this poem ten years ago,
today, it was published in the latest issue of Poetry Ireland Magazine
I don't write this way anymore, do you think you will like it?
I hope so 🌹
Hi Nuala
I'm glad you liked the poem. I have a new poetry collection that I'm waiting to have the opportunity to publish. It contains more than twenty poems in a similar context in terms of content and poetic work. We'll see where it can be published, and I'll let you know."
@mujed Hi Majed ,
I truly love this poem . I read it in Poetry Ireland Review. Vol 143 .
Why do you not write this way any more I wonder? It’s so beautiful.
Nuala
“When we declare that art has the power to change the world, we are essentially acknowledging its potential to transform humanity.” Majed @mujed and @IbrahimSayedF1 in a wide-ranging conversation on love, war, hope and poetry in the brilliant @asymptotejrnl#TheBookofTrivialities
“When we declare that art has the power to change the world, we are essentially acknowledging its potential to transform humanity.” Majed @mujed and @IbrahimSayedF1 in a wide-ranging conversation on love, war, hope and poetry in the brilliant @asymptotejrnl#TheBookofTrivialities
"The beauty of the questions from my friend #Ibrahim made me blissfully journey through memories, poetry, and love in this interview. I hope you will enjoy it."
'I’ve remained trying to confront death with the power of meanings that call for clinging to life, love, and the radiant beauty of human emotions.'
Iraqi poet Majed Mujed speaks to @IbrahimSayedF1 on keeping love at the centre of his poetics, despite war: https://t.co/Wiqqhrn5ag