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Whenever I speak with Syrians, whether inside the country or across the diaspora, one truth repeats itself: war does not

There are moments in life when prose feels too heavy, and the heart searches for something smaller, something that doesn’t

When people speak about the impact of the conflict in Syria, they often speak in numbers: the millions displaced, the

People often imagine war as something distant, a headline, an image on a screen, a tragedy happening “somewhere else.” But

As a writer, the place I was born holds a special place in my heart. I often think about the

Whenever I’m asked about the books that shaped my writing, I always return to French literature. I began reading it

Grief has a way of reshaping everything we know. It alters time, language, and even memory. Yet, throughout history, one

When I first began writing A Coeur Perdu, I did not imagine that it would come to define so much

History never truly disappears. It lingers in the language we use, the streets we walk, and the stories we tell.