# Basma Abdel Aziz

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Small Press and Lit in Translation Centennial

Amanda and Jenn discuss their favorite small press and translated titles in this week’s special 100th episode of Get Booked! This episode is sponsored by Because I Was a Girl, edited by Melissa de la Cruz, and 27 Hours by Tristina Wright from Entangled Teen. Subscribe to the podcast via RSS here ...

Reading Envy 079: Deliberately Silenced and Preferably Unheard

Rima Abunasser is a late-night guest to the Reading Envy pub. Jenny and Rima have traded book recommendations for years in social media, and it was nice to have a longer conversation about international literature, revolution, female voices, and how students respond to first-time exposure to som ...

Episode #34 - Strong, Dark and Bubbly

The guys finally choose a book, if you want to read "The Queue" by Basma Abdel Aziz with them start today! They also talk about nothing of relevance for the rest of the hour.

Episode 17: Meet Communications Specialist Jordan Williams

In this episode, Susan speaks with Jordan Williams, Communications Specialist for UNT Lifelong Learning & Community Engagement. Jordan shares a little bit about his background and discusses his work for OLLI at UNT and the UNT Retiree Association. To read Jordan's review of Basma Abdel Aziz's n ...

S1E04 | Sci-Fi Books & Existential Dread with Bedtime Bookworm & Tori Morrow

Wherein your host Bethany is joined by BookTubers Jade from Bedtime Bookworm and Tori Morrow  to discuss science fiction as a way of interrogating existential dread. For exclusive bonus content and early access to episodes, consider joining the Chapter 3 Podcast Patreon ! Looking for a book men ...

#Qatar2022, Russia and What Comes Next w/ Musa Okwonga and Justin Salhani (E106)

This is a conversation with Justin Salhani of 'Oh My Goal' and Musa Okwonga (his 4th time on the pod) of 'Stadio' about football, politics and human rights. We talked about the upcoming world cup in Qatar, the role of dirty money in football (including Russian, Emirati and Saudi) and what might ...

29. the Queue: this is where we all lie morally

To Egypt we went, knowing we were exploring content that we were already familiar with. However, the story shared by Basma Abdel Aziz took us much closer to home than any of us would have originally thought. We had to come to terms with how easily the normalization of extremism can create a real ...