Why I Write in English

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Nada Faris

Vol. 49, Issue No. 16, 19 Apr, 2014

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Postscript

Nada Faris

Vol. 49, Issue No. 16, 19 Apr, 2014

Why I Write in English

Vol. 49, Issue No. 16, 19 Apr, 2014

Postscript

Nada Faris

For a writer in Kuwait to produce creative works in English is a political act that enhances, not impairs, the Arab identity.

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