Tag: Fiction

Remembrance is a form of resistance.

There is a particular grief in knowing a history exists, that people lived it, carried it, passed it down in family stories and silences, and then watching it disappear from the written record. Not because it wasn’t significant. Because no one with a pen decided … Continue reading Remembrance is a form of resistance.

Shereen Malherbe Named Juror for the 2026 Neustadt International Prize for Literature

I’m incredibly honored to share some exciting news with you all, I've been selected as one of the international jurors for the prestigious Neustadt International Prize for Literature! Often referred to as “the American Nobel,” this is a significant moment in my literary journey, and … Continue reading Shereen Malherbe Named Juror for the 2026 Neustadt International Prize for Literature

Shereen Malherbe to Layalina magazine: Literature is my means of conveying the heritage of Palestine.

On the sidelines of the Emirates Airline Festival of Literature. Layalina magazine conducted a special interview with the Palestinian-British writer Shereen Malherbe, who is considered one of the most prominent literary voices that addresses issues of Palestinian identity and existence through her writings. Her works … Continue reading Shereen Malherbe to Layalina magazine: Literature is my means of conveying the heritage of Palestine.