Abstract art exhibition inspired by prehistoric rock art opens in Tripoli
By Tom Westcott and Taziz Hasairi. British Ambassador to Libya Michael Aron, Culture Minister Habib Al-Amin looking at 'Akakus - ...
Tag: literature
Book signing and film showing today at Tripoli’s Art House
By Taziz Hasairi. Tripoli, 19 January 2014: Libyan writer Radwan Abu Shwesha will be signing copies of his book At ...
Libyan poet gains further recognition in America
Tripoli, 17 January 2014: Libyan poet and translator Khaled Mattawa has been awarded the prestigious honorary position of being elected ...
Libyan novels “best books” about the country
The Bleeding of the Stone by Ibrahim al-Koni shows another side to Libya, telling the story of a desert-dwelling vegetarian ...
British writers talk multiculturalism at Tripoli Book Fair
By Houda Mzioudet. Novelist Owen Martell (left) and Poet Inua Ellams (right) at a book reading chaired by Umar Kikli ...
Words of love and nostalgia: portrait of a Libyan poet
By Valerie Stocker. Abderraouf Abdelmajid Bin Al-Amin at the poetry reading in Tripoli this week (Photo: Valerie Stocker) Tripoli, 5 ...
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