“Escales” by Mouloud Mammeri
"Escales" by Mouloud Mammeri is the only work translated into Italian by one of the most extraordinary Algerian writers of all time, able to tell us about themes such as…
“Kayıp Tanrılar Ülkesi” by Ahmet Ümit
In "Kayıp Tanrılar Ülkesi" , Ahmet Ümit will take us to Berlin to foil a mysterious series of murders related to Greek mythology and, specifically, to the wonderful Pergamon Altar…
“La Vieille Dame du riad” by Fouad Laroui
"La Vieille Dame du riad" by Fouad Laroui is a book that manages to tell the story of French colonialism in Morocco with metaphors and a smile, a real treat…
“La saggezza del condannato a morte e altre poesie” by Mahmud Darwish
"La saggezza del condannato a morte ed altre poesie" is a unique experiment in the Italian panorama, perfect for discovering Darwish better La saggezza del condannato a morte e altre…
“The Calamity of the Nobility” by Amira Ghenim
"The Calamity of the Nobility" by Amira Ghenim is an extremely powerful novel capable of making you experience the tragedies of two noble Tunisian families from the 1930s, the years…
“”Akhenaten, Dweller in Truth ” by Naguib Mahfouz
"Akhenaten, Dweller in Truth " by Naguib Mahfouz is a book that tells the story of the first monotheistic pharaoh in history, narrating both his rise and fall Akhenaten Miri-Mon…
“Dolaptan Temasa” by Ahmet Mithat Efendi
"Dolaptan Temasa" by Ahmet Mithat Efendi tells the short story of Behram Ağa between alcohol and women of ill repute "Dolaptan Temasa" by Ahmet Mithat Efendi Istanbul, early 1800s. Behram…
Medio Oriente e Dintorni
An overview of the Medio Oriente e Dintorni with all the info and useful files to get in touch and collaborate together What is Medio Oriente e Dintorni? Medio Oriente…
“Il profeta Giuseppe” by Massimo Campanini
"Il profeta Giuseppe" by Massimo Campanini is a truly fascinating essay that allows you to fully understand the value and differences of the prophet Joseph in the Bible and in…
“Il divano di Istanbul” by Alessandro Barbero
"Il divano di Istanbul" by Alessandro Barbero is probably the best book ever written in Italian on the Ottoman Empire, allowing the reader to observe the world through the eyes…
