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The hands of al 7ajja who cooked our meat at Soug al Nagga

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– Introductions –

What you see here are some rather old, & some rather new pieces of mine. Some fiction & some non-fiction. In this space I can lay down this heavy atlas, stretch out my aching shoulders and crooked spine, stand & just… breath.

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Scene ٢
{Benjamin and Awad: Our Unsung Heroes}
Scene ١
{ام العريس / mother of the groom}
{Privilege of Silence}
{These Roots}
Tell Her
Here I Am {لَبَّيْكَ}
The Huntress {الصيّادة} Playbook
{The Story Can Resume}
{Umi is/was}
This Charming Man & This Charming Lady {Text}
This Charming Man* Live Performance
{Makana: Sudan’s Very Own Detective Hero}
{ lessالقيمة v. القيمة }
Her Mother’s Eyes
The Inbetween Chick {الفردة “البين بين” }
{ThePizza/HotDog/Children’s Revolution}
{Merry’Go’Round’Khartoum}
#KHARTOUMisDROWNING… & no one seems to care

– Feeling Lucky –

#SudanRevolts Afirca Africa African Cuisine AfricanFiction African Literature African Society Aging Agriculture Beginning Bible Cairo Cancer Celebration Childhood Cooking Culture current-events Dating Death decency duaa Eftaar Egypt Family fasting fiction food frustrations growing up Habooba Home Homecooking Horror Horticulture identity ingredients Islam Khartoum Life love marriage Memories Motherhood Mothers Mourning Mystery Nile Onions Parents people watching poetry politics prayer Quran Ramadan reflection Reflections Seenaya society spinsterhood StreetKids Sudan Sudanese Sudanese Cuisine Sudanese Culture Sudanese Society tolerance Tradition traffic jam waltz Wedding women Women Issues Women Rights

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