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JCC Lit Cafe- Arab-Israeli Book Club

Back by popular demand, the Arab-Israeli Book Club explores Sami Michael’s celebrated novel A Trumpet in the Wadi.


Originating in Baghdad, Michael explains that “Sometimes, I feel I am two persons. One is an Arab Iraqi, the other an Israeli Jew.” A Trumpet in the Wadi celebrates this doubleness. Set in Haifa just before the 1982 war in Lebanon, Michael allows us to enter the lives of extraordinary sisters Huda and Mary, Christian Arabs, and their comi-tragic romantic entanglements with Russian Jewish trumpet players and other forbidden partners. In the interwoven communities of Jews and Arabs, Michael’s characters challenge the status quo, finding love against all odds in a triumphant tale of wit and wonder.

Join writer and lecturer Ariel Kahn, together with celebrated Palestinian novelist Samir El-Youssef, once again for what promises to be a stimulating discussion.

“The room fizzed with energy: a roaring success.”
The Guardian on the Arab-Israeli Book Club.

TO BOOK: http://www.jcclondon.org.uk/Books_Lit_Cafe.html


Speaker(s):

Ariel Kahn | talks

 

Date and Time:

26 April 2010 at 8:00 pm

Duration:

2 hours

 

Venue:

The Magdala
2a South Hill Park
London
NW3 2SB
02074319866

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Organised by:

JCC for London
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Tickets:

£6 in advace, £8 on the door

Available from:

http://www.jcclondon.org.uk/Books_Lit_Cafe.html

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