There is ultimately one kind of fear: The fear of fear. The psychological depths of fear and anxiety brilliantly explored in a novel set in contemporary Syria.
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[1]Bresciaoggi Reviews Wannous’ The Frightened: “An intimate novel that tells the plight of a war-torn Syria” [1]- [2]La Repubblica reviews Wannous’ The Frightened: “An atrocious and beautiful novel” [2]
[3]Wannous and Nasrallah among the 6 finalists of the Arab Man Booker (International Prize for Arabic Fiction) [3]
[4]Sinan Antoon’s “Index” [4]
[5]Los Angeles Times reviews Khaled Khalifa’s “astonishing new novel”, Death is hard work [5]
[6]Kirkus reviews Khalifa’s “Death is hard work”: “Insistent, memorable portrait of the small indignities and large horrors of the civil war in Syria” [6]
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