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Writing in the Margins

fiction, non-fiction, poetry from Haifa – living in a conflict zone, I mostly write fictionalized realities.

Short stories I read

This is a page that is being updated all the time, with links to short stories I read and enjoy, and which I think you might enjoy as well.

Who Will Greet You at Home? Lesley Nneka Arimah, in The New Yorker | 2015

A Bunch of Savages, Sofi Stambo, in Guernica | 2015

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