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New releases by Dar Kutub

OVERVIEW OF “ANIZAH” TRIBE

A riveting page-turner and a deftly-plotted narrative, Hanna Saadah’s fourth novel, The Diary of Aziz Al-Mitfi, is sure to quench the reader’s thirst for a profound story. With the grace and ease of a seasoned storyteller, Saadah chronicles the twists and turns of the life of Aziz Mitran, a...

Dar Kutub has recently published two new books in the Bee Series entitled Writers from My Country and A Star from My Country. The books target children and young adults and are written by Dr. Sana Ali Harakeh.

Dr. Fandi Abou Fakhr’s book, which was recently released by Kutub, showcases a series of articles of the late Syrian journalist and politician Shukri Al-Asali. Abou Fakhr embarked on collecting the works written by Al-Asali under the Ottoman era and has been careful to arrange them in...

Believing strongly in the importance of bringing back to life the forgotten literary works that carry high intellectual value, Kutub has recently published a book entitled The Modern Movement of Modern Arabic Poetry by the late poet Kamal Kheir Bek. The book is based on a Ph.D. thesis on modern...

From Al-Nabk to Florida is an autobiography of the Syrian emigrant Youssef Khalil Daoud, who left his Syrian town Al-Nabk to settle in Florida. The book depicts his journey, shedding light on the historical, political, social and economic phases that marked the late nineteenth and early twentieth...

The author published the first edition of his collection of poems entitled The Volcano in 1960. A second edition containing a few additional poems followed in 1989. The other four divans included in this volume have been collected, organized, and given titles by a number of his friends. The poems...

Majhoulat Gibran (Gibran’s Anonym) is a comprehensive and documented study into the amorous life of Gibran Khalil Gibran. The book, published by Kutub, delves into the love affair he had with the pianist Gertrude Biarrie and which was slammed by many as “secret and sexual” in order to...