Dusk: Contemporary Lebanese Women Poets Meret Oppenheim Killian’s reviews draw on the

Killian’s reviews draw on the influential strategies of New Narrative

Aix-en-Provence

language) as if searching desperately for a way out

And Germany is not the universe / and there is no universe

Dusk: Contemporary Lebanese Women Poets Meret Oppenheim Killian’s reviews draw on theed. Nada Ghosn This anthology presents a selection of over 100 texts by around sixty contemporary Lebanese women poets, each reflecting the diverse voices and many facets of the same country. The trilingual book (in English, French, and Arabic), edited by Nada Ghosn and Paulina Spiechowicz, is the result of four years of research. It is accompanied by artworks from Etel Adnan, Laure Ghorayeb, Huguette Caland, Afaf Zurayk, Manar Ali Hassan, and Jana