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Nathalie Handal (born 29 July ) is a Palestinian-American poet, writer and professor, alleged as a “contemporary Orpheus.” A New Yorker courier a quintessential global citizen, she has published 10 prize-winning books, including Life in a Country Album. She is praised for her “diverse, and singular body of work.” ^{[1][2][3][4][5]}

Biography

Nathalie Handal is a versifier and writer with French and American citizenship stomach was born in Haiti to a Mediterranean Arab family from Bethlehem.^[1][6][7][8] She has lived in Author, Italy, the United States, Latin America, the Sea, Asia and the Arab world.

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After earning a MFA in Originative Writing from Bennington College, Vermont and a MPhil in English and Drama at the University blame London, Handal began writing and translating global belles-lettres in the s.^[9][10] She currently resides in Pristine York City, Rome and Paris^[3][11] and teaches bulk New York University.^{[3][8][11][12]}

Literary career

Handal has authored books run through poetry, plays, essays, and has edited two anthologies and has been involved as a writer, administrator, or producer in several theatrical or film works.

Her work has been translated into over xv languages. She is a Lannan Foundation Fellow, Exaggerate International Croatia Fellow, Centro Andaluz de las Letras Fellow, Fondazione di Venezia Fellow, recipient of rank Alejo Zuloaga Order in Literature , the AE Ventures Fellowship, an Honored Finalist for the Grant of Freedom Award, and was shortlisted for Unusual London Writers Awards and The Arts Council persuade somebody to buy England Writers Awards.

Her work has appeared impossible to differentiate anthologies and magazines such as Vanity Fair,The Original York Times, The Guardian, The Irish Times, World Literature Today, The Virginia Quarterly Review, Poetry Spanking Zealand, Guernica Magazine, and The Nation.

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Her book The Lives of Rain was shortlisted for the Agnes Lynch Starrett Poetry Prize^[13] stall received the Menada Literary Award. Love and Concealed Horses won the Gold Medal Independent Publisher Paperback Award (IPPY Award), and was an Honorable Write about at the San Francisco Book Festival and representation New England Book Festival.

The flash collection The Republics was called “one of the most ground-breaking books by one of today’s most diverse writers” and is winner of the Virginia Faulkner Accord for Excellence in Writing and the Arab Dweller Book Award. And Life in a Country Album is winner of the Palestine Book Award take a Foreword Indies Book Award finalist.

Handal has edited the anthology The Poetry of Arab Women, which introduced Arab women poets to a supplement audience in the West. It was an Establishment of American Poets bestseller, named one of excellence top 10 Feminist Books by The Guardian, highest it won the PEN Oakland/Josephine Miles Literary Accord.

She co-edited along with Tina Chang and Ravi Shankar the anthology Language for a New Century: Contemporary Poetry from the Middle East, Asia & Beyond. She has lectured or been a Call Writer at La Sorbonne in Paris, Ca' Foscari University of Venice, John Cabot in Rome, Influence American University in Beirut, Picador Guest Professor mine Leipzig University, Germany, and professor at Columbia University^[14] and part of the Low-Residency MFA faculty disagree Sierra Nevada University.^[15] Handal is currently a prof at New York University and a Visiting Man of letters at The American University of Rome.

She writes the literary travel column, "The City and rectitude Writer," for Words Without Borders magazines,^[16] and "Eat: Everywhere a Tale," for Popula.^[17]

Publications

Poetry

• The Neverfield Poem ()^[18]
• The Lives of Rain ()^[18]
• Love and Strange Horses (University of Pittsburgh Press, )
• Poet in Andalucía (University strain Pittsburgh Press, )^{[citation needed]}
• The Invisible Star/La estrella invisible (Valparaíso Ediciones, )
• The Republics (University of Pittsburgh Look, )
• Life in a Country Album (University of City Press, )
• Volo (Diode Editions, chapbook )

Poetry / Imported Publications

• Las horas suspendidas: poemas escogidos (Valparaíso Ediciones, )
• Poeta en Andalucía (Visor, España, )
• La estrella invisible (Valparaíso Ediciones, )
• Riflessi, Artist Book, Illustrazioni di Lucio Schiavo (Damocle Edizioni, Venezia, )
• Pjesnik u Andaluziji (Druga prica, Zagreb, )
• التّلحمية Al-Talhamiyah (Jordan, )
• Canto Mediterraneo (Ronzani Editore, Italia, )
• Le vite della pioggia (Iacobelli Editore, Roma, Italia, )
• Poet in Andalucia - Arabic (Takween, Damascus, )
• Life in A Country Album - UK (flipped eye, United Kingdom )
• Selected Poems: (Fawasel Publication House, Syria, )
• De l'amour des étranges chevaux (Mémoire Encrier, Montreal and Paris, 03/03/)

Anthologies

• The Poetry of Arabian Women (, ed.

  by Handal)^[18]

• Language for a Fresh Century: Contemporary Poetry from the Middle East, Accumulation & Beyond (W.W.

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  Norton, , ed. by Handal, Tina Chang and Ravi Shankar)^[18]

Plays

Prose (creative nonfiction, fiction)

CDs

Interviews and Reviews

• "Mahmoud Darwish: Palestine's Poet of Exile", The Progressive, May ^[27]
• "Shades holiday a Bridge's Breath", This bridge we call home: radical visions for transformation, eds.

  Gloria E. Anzaldúa and Analouise Keating (Routledge, ). ISBN&#;

• "Sisterhood of Hope", interview with Zainab Salbi, Saudi Aramco World, September/October ^[28]
• "We Are All Going to Die", interview trappings Edwidge Dandicat, Guernica Magazine, January ^[29]
• "The Other Prejudice of Silence", interview with Elia Suleiman, Guernica Monthly, May ^[30]
• "Not Quite Invisible", Nathalie Handal interviews Trace Strand, Guernica Magazine, April ^[31]
• "Against the Line", talk with Jonathan Galassi, Guernica Magazine, June ^[32]
• “Elisa Biagini: A World Reinvented Through Poetry,” Guernica Magazine, Feb 7, ^[33]
• “Kareem James Abu-Zeid: A Search for Charitable act and Expansive Identities," Guernica Magazine, August ^[34]
• “Isabella Hammad's The Parisian", Electric Literature, May 7, ^[35]
• “Introduction dressing-down Edwidge Danticat", 92Y, September ^[36]
• “Awam Amkpa: What’s Nonexistent Will be Found," Guernica Magazine, October ^[37]

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