Ghufran Tahan: I never imagined my novel would reach the shelves of Syrian libraries
Syrian author Ghufran Tahan celebrates the signing of her novel 'A Pause Between Two Rivers' at the Damascus International Book Fair, marking its impact on readers after its release in 2021.
A History We Are Writing: The International Book Fair in Damascus Closes After 11 Days of Intellectual Activity
The International Book Fair in Damascus concluded its 11-day run with a focus on cultural revitalization in the region.
After Years of 'Prohibition'... Sidewalk Libraries at the Damascus Book Fair and Platforms Celebrate
The Damascus International Book Fair sees the return of sidewalk booksellers in a dedicated section, marking a cultural resurgence in Syria after years of suppression.
Networks: An Attempt to Smuggle Leeches at Istanbul Airport and a Book Fair in Damascus
A recent episode of Al Jazeera's program "Networks" discusses various topics, including a failed leech smuggling attempt at Istanbul Airport, reactions to an assassination attempt on the Colombian president, and a cultural focus on the Damascus International Book Fair.
The Damascus International Book Fair Writes Its First Chapter in the Era After the Ban
The Damascus International Book Fair marks a significant cultural shift in Syria as it embraces diverse literary expressions and a wider range of publications following years of restrictions.
Opening of the Damascus International Book Fair: Syrians to Al Jazeera Direct: No Censorship or Banned Titles
The Damascus International Book Fair opened today with over 500 publishing houses from 35 countries participating, marking its first edition since the fall of the previous regime, with attendees noting a lack of censorship and a wide variety of books.