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  • Welcome to ALT Magazine & Press: Hazawi Prize Announces 2023 Shortlist: (Sana'a, Yemen) - The shortlist for the 2023 Hazawi Prize for Yemeni Literature has been revealed, announcing the ten writers who have been selected as finalists for this prestigious award.
  • Now in its second yearly round, the Hazawi Prize recognizes exceptional contributions to fiction in Yemeni literature. Organized by the Hazawi Cultural Foundation, this annual prize aims to promote Yemeni literature and support creative writers.
  • This year's shortlist features both emerging and renowned Yemeni authors. The ten works advancing to the final round of judging are:
  • - Abdullah Faisal shortlisted for his novel, Spirits and Secrets.
  • - Aisha Saleh shortlisted for her novel, Under the Ashes
  • - Farouk Merish shortlisted for his novel, A Dignified Stranger
  • - Ahmed Ashraf shortlisted for his novel, A Painful Belt
  • - Ghassan Khalid shortlisted for his novel, A Sky that Rains Fear
  • - Hosam Adel shortlisted for his novel, The Lord of the Black Dog
  • - Asmaa Abdulrazak shortlisted for her novel, Shrapnels
  • - Abdullah Abdu Muhammad shortlisted for his novel, The Road to Sana'a
  • - Najah Bahkeim shortlisted for her novel, The Final Decision
  • - Samir AbdulFattah shortlisted for her novel, What We Cannot See
  • The winner will be revealed at an award ceremony in Sana'a later where they will receive $1,500 USD. Second and third prizes of $1,000 USD each will also be awarded. All shortlisted works are celebrated for chronicling Yemen's rich culture and wartime experiences. This prestigious prize continues highlighting the nation's thriving literary community.

War Time Nostalgia

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In the crucible of conflict, where the echoes of a fractured past meet fragile threads of hope, Abdul Fattah’s journey becomes a testament to the resilience of the human spirit. Fleeing the brutal aftermath of war, he carries not only his daughters but the indelible scars of a homeland torn by division. From the vibrant streets of Aden to the stark realities of exile, War Time Nostalgia unfolds a poignant saga of displacement, identity, and the relentless pursuit of peace.

Shatha Al-Khateeb’s masterful narrative, rendered into English by Hatem Mohammed Al-Shamea with the title thoughtfully translated by Prof. Abdelrahman Al Dirbiji, invites readers to confront the cost of conflict and the quiet strength found in the heart’s deepest longings—a stirring exploration of memory, belonging, and the enduring search for a safe haven.

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