Through Farid Abou Chaar’s desperate attempt to get published in Beirut, a humorous story about the end of this industry.
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[2]Booklist reviews Jabbour Douaihy’s “Printed in Beirut” – “scathing comedy of many errors” [2]
[3]Publishers weekly: Douaihy’s “Printed in Beirut” : an “entertainingly jaundiced” look at publishing in Beirut [3]
[4]Le Monde on Douaihy’s Printed in Beirut: “A fake thriller, but a real comedy”, “Elegant” and “far from stereotypes” [4]
[5]World Literature Today lists Jabbour Douaihy’s “Printed in Beirut” and Najla Jraissati Khoury’s “Pearls on a branch” among the must reads of 2018 English translations [5]
[6]Frankfurter interviews Jabbour Douaihy [6]
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