Muhsin al-Ramli
Iraqi author and poet, 'The Poisoned Well'
Born
March 7th, 1967
58 years ago
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
Iraq
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Born in Iraq in 1967, this author and poet has made significant contributions to contemporary literature. His works often reflect on themes of exile, war, and identity. With a background in education, he has also translated various literary works, bringing attention to Arabic literature. 'The Poisoned Well' gained particular acclaim, showcasing the struggles and resilience of individuals in conflict. In addition to writing, involvement in academic circles has helped promote understanding of Arabic literary traditions. Residing in Spain, this writer continues to engage with themes relevant to the Arab world and the diasporic experience.
Authored 'The Poisoned Well'
Translated significant literary works
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