So proud to announce that Donna Tartt, colson whitehead, Rabih Alameddine, Junot Diaz, Tommy Orange, and Valeria Luiselli have all written one of The Atlantic's 'Great American Novels'!!🤩🎉

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This is happening Sunday
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This class is taught by Rabih Alameddine Rabih Alameddine , the author of six critically acclaimed novels. His most recent book, The Wrong End of the Telescope, was awarded the PEN/Faulkner Award and called “profound and wonderful” by Publisher’s Weekly.

In the last session, Justin Torres will join the class for a Q&A. For more class details: theshipmanagency.com/classes/master…

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Poets are the canaries in the world’s coal mines, Rabih Alameddine writes in a guest opinion.

In Gaza, they are being taken and killed. wapo.st/41HzWOB

A guest opinion from Rabih Alameddine: When they come for the poets wapo.st/3GUTPZ5

I wrote this for Mosab Abu Toha a while back. Finally, found a home The Washington Post
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Tomorrow! Join us for an evening with writer and Lannan Visiting Chair, Rabih Alameddine at 7PM Georgetown University. Free and open to the public
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Join us on October 17th at 7:00PM for our next Readings & Talks event of the year, featuring Lannan Visiting Chair, Rabih Alameddine! This event is free and open to the public. bit.ly/46t4JQE

His novel An Unnecessary Woman was a finalist for the National Book Award and the National Book Critics Circle Award. More details on his master class can be found here: theshipmanagency.com/classes/master…

Rabih Alameddine Rabih Alameddine is the author of six critically acclaimed novels, most recently The Wrong End of the Telescope, winner of the PEN/Faulkner Award, which Publisher’s Weekly called, “profound and wonderful.'

The first story on our episode, Approaching Peace, is performed by Pooya Mohseni. In Rabih Alameddine’s touching “Break,” a trans woman reconnects with a sibling. Take a listen at: symphonyspace.org/selected-short…. (Photo by Kevin Yatarola)

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March 30, 1-2:30 pm Gaston Hall @GeorgetownColl Lecture followed by discussion w/Rabih Alameddine & Ashanee Kottage. The event is free and open to the public. Join us!
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We're pleased to announce the newly appointed Lannan Visiting Chair, Rabih Alameddine! Rabih Alameddine will begin his three-year appointment as the Lannan Foundation Visiting Chair in fall 2023.

The finalists for this year's #JoyceCarolOatesPrize include past #NBAwards Finalist Rabih Alameddine (Rabih Alameddine)! Congratulations to all! | New Literary Project

I know Joyce Carol Oates has little to do with the selection, but it feels lovely to be a finalist for a prize that carries her name. I'm tickled and honored. Congrats to all the other finalists.

🌷 رواية عظيمة، أصعب من أن تُختصر في مراجعة سريعة.
#أنا_سارة_سارة_أنا لا تقدّم نفسها كأنّها قطعة واحدة، بل أنّ كلّ فصلٍ هو فصل أوّل؛ أي أنّ كلّ فصل هو احتمال لرواية كاملة مستقلّة بذاتها.
- رأي نذير ملكاوي
#ربيع_علم_الدين #دار_نوفل Rabih Alameddine 
#rabihalameddine #ithedivine

In case you missed 'Surviving in the Aftermath,' a conversation with Rabih Alameddine (Rabih Alameddine), Meghan O’Rourke (@meghanor), Dr. Daniel Marchalik (@dmarchalik), & Tope Folarin (@topefolarin), you can now watch the recording: vimeo.com/801318861

Lannan Symposium 2023: Rabih Alameddine (The Angel of History), Meghan O'Rourke (The Invisible Kingdom), Daniel Marchalik (urologist, MedStar Washington) and Tope Folarin (A Particular Kind of Black Man) discussed parallels between the AIDS and COVID-19 pandemic and writer's role in the aftermath.