# Youssef Rakha
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youssef rakha (Arabic: يوسف رخا; born on 12 June 1976 in Cairo, Egypt) is an Egyptian writer. His work explores language and identity in the context of Cairo, and reflects connections with the Arab-Islamic canon and world literature. He has worked in many genres in both Arabic and English, and is known for his essays and poems as well as his novels.
Poetry & Belonging | In the Time of the Apricots By Carol Sansour
In this Outline event, we talked to Carol Sansour about her latest project, In the Time of the Apricots. The book is a collection of poems that has been translated to Arabic, English and French. Art critic and writer Youssef Rakha describes this book as “a post-national discourse of belonging by ne…
YOUSSEF RAKHA | Post-Muslim Perspectives | Conversations
Youssef Rakha talked about his writing on post-Muslim perspectives in Arabic and Egyptian literature.
Youssef Rakha is a novelist, poet, essayist and journalist who writes in both Arabic and English. His interests include Arab porn and the possibility of a post-Muslim perspective. His first two nov…
Poetry & Belonging | In the Time of the Apricots By Carol Sansour
In this Outline event, we talked to Carol Sansour about her latest project, In the Time of the Apricots. The book is a collection of poems that has been translated to Arabic, English and French. Art critic and writer Youssef Rakha describes this book as “a post-national discourse of belonging by ne…
Episode 698: Youssef Rakha
Author Youssef Rakha joins Daniel Ford on the show to discuss his book The Dissenters.
To learn more about Youssef Rakha, visit his official website.
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Liberation and Revolution: Slimani, Rakha and Habiballah
The Arab Spring is when Egyptian Youssef Rakha first starts writing novels. Moroccan Soukaina Habiballah publishes her first poetry collection shortly after, while French Moroccan Leïla Slimani works as a journalist at the time, reporting on the protests unfolding throughout Northern Africa and the…
Episode 23: Youssef Rakha - “Genre, Freedom, and Political Despair”
In this ep Hilary talks to the writer and editor Youssef Rakha, whose novel The Dissenters is just out this spring from Graywolf. The Dissenters is Youssef’s first novel to be written in English—you may know his previous The Book of the Sultan’s Seal: Strange Incidents from History in the City of M…
The many lives of Amna: Youssef Rakha and Teresa Pepe
Youssef Rakha is an award-winning author of both novels and poetry, as well as a journalist and a photographer. I 2009, he was selected by the Hay Festival as one of the best Arabic writers under 40. He is known for The Crocodiles-trilogy, following a group of poets before, during and after the 201…
The Revolution for Real 2011 (words & speech: Youssef Rakha; sound: Robert Beshara)
The Revolution for Real 2011 (words & speech: Youssef Rakha; sound: Robert Beshara) by روبرت بشارة
Youssef Rakha — The Dissenters - with Eman Quotah
Certain as I've never been of anything in the world that you have a right or a duty to know, that you absolutely must know, I sail through the mouth of that river into the sea of her life.
Amna, Nimo, Mouna--these are all names for a single Egyptian woman whose life has mirrored that of her country…
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