Banipal 64 – A Rebel named Hanan al-Shaykh Gavin Weston and a sequence of computer-generated

and a sequence of computer-generated translations of classic literature

This collection of essays charts both the way Mittelholzer’s work was read in the 1960s

can be centre stage and come to life in this beautiful showcase of some of Julia's best-loved botanical watercolours

Shamini Sriskandarajah

Banipal 64 – A Rebel named Hanan al-Shaykh Gavin Weston and a sequence of computer-generatedBanipal 64 A Rebel named Hanan al Shaykh features the Lebanese, now London based author whose spirit of rebellion has stayed with her, enriching the Arab literary scene since her first works as a teenager in Beirut. The issue opens with poems by the late Lebanese poet Bassam Hajjar, now read widely by young Arab poets who find him pioneering and inspirational. A second poet is Iraqi Adnan Mohsen with poems of the ordinary, the familiar and the