Reviewed  by What's on Magazine
“If you don’t know how to read between the lines then I’m sorry, I’m not a biology book that explains text with illustrations” Bushra hamwi writes in her poem, “Biology Book”.

a tale of love, passion and discovery, that is also fun to read

Words by  Jennifer mackenzie - What's On
Elaine Imady is from Palisades, New York, a small Hudson River town, which her mother’s Dutch ancestors helped establish in the 18th century. In 1955,while attending New York University, Elaine met a handsome foreign student who would change her life forever. Mohammed Imady was a Syrian Muslim studying on a government scholarship with every intention of returning to Syria.

By  mavis Gallant

Mavis Gallant is renowned as one of the great short-story writers of our day. This new gathering of longunavailable or previously uncollected work presents stories from 1951 to 1971 and shows Gallant’s progression from precocious virtuosity, to accomplished artistry, to the expansive innovatory spirit that marks her finest work.