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“Waiting for George”
As mentioned in Eye on the East’s last post (A different kind of Eye…on the turbulent East) I’ve been hard at work on my first piece of fiction. You read (and hopefully enjoyed) one short story already – “Nothing but Alexandria” – so here comes … Continue reading →
Posted in Arab World, Beirut, Dust Magazine, Eye on the East, Fiction, Lebanon, Political Prisoners, Short Story
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Tagged Arab world, Beirut, Disappeared, Dust Magazine, Fiction, Human Rights, Israel, Justice, Lebanese Civil War, Lebanon, Middle East, Political Prisoners, prisoners of conscience, Short Stories, Short Story, Syria, Waiting for George
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