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The work of award-winning Palestinian writer Adania Shibli has been published in literary magazines in the Middle East and Europe and in the Words Without Borders anthology The World Through the Eyes of Writers (2007). Anton Shammas calls Shibli "one of my most favorite Arab writers.... She has created for herself in recent years something that, especially for a young writer, is hard to achieve: a solid literary presence, a distinct voice, and a unique style." The following is an excerpt from chapter 1 of her novel Kulluna Ba'eed Bethat el-Miqdar 'an el Hub (2004).
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