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    A Year in Reading: Ahmed Saadawi

    by Ahmed Saadawi Dec 04, 2017 2 minutes

    In the past year I have read several books related to my writing project, most of them connected with old documents and newspapers, as well as some classical works, many short stories and foreign novels translated into Arabic.

    On the Iraqi front, perhaps the most important books I have read during the year are:

    , a novel by . Abdel Sattar is a distinguished writer who

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