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What We Are Reading Today: Why Peacocks? by Sean Flynn

What We Are Reading Today: Why Peacocks? by Sean Flynn

By Arab News ·
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Lebanese author Hoda Barakat’s ‘Voices of the Lost’ is a dark, profound novel

By MANAL SHAKIR ·
What We Are Reading Today: The Third Pole by Mark Synnott

What We Are Reading Today: The Third Pole by Mark Synnott

By Arab News ·
What We Are Reading Today: Why Not Default? by Jerome E. Ross

What We Are Reading Today: Why Not Default? by Jerome E. Ross

Priyanka Chopra Jonas’s memoir ‘Unfinished’ is safe, predictable

Priyanka Chopra Jonas’s memoir ‘Unfinished’ is safe, predictable

By Shaistha Khan ·
What We Are Reading Today: Floating in a Most Peculiar Way by Louis Chude-Sokei

What We Are Reading Today: Floating in a Most Peculiar Way by Louis Chude-Sokei

By Arab News ·
What We Are Reading Today: Credit Nation

What We Are Reading Today: Credit Nation

By Claire Priest ·
What We Are Reading Today: Hobbesian Moral and Political Theory by Gregory S. Kavka

What We Are Reading Today: Hobbesian Moral and Political Theory by Gregory S. Kavka

By Arab News ·
What We Are Reading Today: Historia Patria by Carolyn P. Boyd

What We Are Reading Today: Historia Patria by Carolyn P. Boyd

By Arab News ·
Author Salar Abdoh’s ‘Out of Mesopotamia’ journeys through the labyrinth of life

Author Salar Abdoh’s ‘Out of Mesopotamia’ journeys through the labyrinth of life

By MANAL SHAKIR ·
What We Are Reading Today: Celestial Encounters

What We Are Reading Today: Celestial Encounters

By Arab News ·
What We Are Reading Today: Privilege and Punishment by Matthew Clair

What We Are Reading Today: Privilege and Punishment by Matthew Clair

By Arab News ·
What We Are Reading Today: Numbers Rule by George Szpiro

What We Are Reading Today: Numbers Rule by George Szpiro

By Arab News ·

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