Isabella Hammad

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Isabella Hammad

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January 2019


Hammad is the author of The Parisian and Enter Ghost.

Average rating: 4.0 · 15,214 ratings · 2,531 reviews · 6 distinct worksSimilar authors
Enter Ghost

4.11 avg rating — 7,960 ratings — published 2023 — 19 editions
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The Parisian

3.62 avg rating — 5,417 ratings — published 2019 — 39 editions
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Recognizing the Stranger: O...

4.68 avg rating — 1,820 ratings — published 2024 — 7 editions
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Mr Can'aan

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Affinity: The Friendship Issue

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Conjunctions #76

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“It occurred to Midhat that a tragic story told quickly might contract easily into a comedy, and without the measure of its depths make the audience laugh.”
Isabella Hammad, The Parisian

“The present onslaught leaves no space for mourning, since mourning requires an afterwards, but only for repeated shock and the ebb and flow of grief. We who are not there, witnessing from afar, in what ways are we mutilating ourselves when we dissociate to cope? To remain human at this juncture is to remain in agony. Let us remain there: it is the more honest place from which to speak.”
Isabella Hammad, Recognising the Stranger: On Palestine and Narrative

“Empires have fallen. The Berlin Wall fell, political apartheid in South Africa did end, and although in neither of these cases were these putative conclusions by any means the end of the story, they are testaments to the fact that, under the force of coordinated international and local action, Israeli apartheid will also end. The question is, when and how? Where in the narrative do we now stand?”
Isabella Hammad, Recognising the Stranger: On Palestine and Narrative

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Maandboek augustus 2021: Een boek waarin de geschiedenis van een bepaalde stad, regio of land aan bod komt

 
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De tunnel van Anna Woltz - 232 pagina's
 
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Liefde & Gelato van Jenna Evans Welch - 320 pagina's
 
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In de wildernis van John Muir - 197 pagina's
 
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New York Edward Rutherfurd - 862 pagina's
 
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Wildevrouw van Jeroen Olyslaegers - 416 pagina's
 
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Het derde geheim van Steve Berry - 351 pagina's
 
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Ruby Rood van Linzi Glass - 255 pagina's
 
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De Parijzenaar van Isabella Hammad - 600 pagina's
 
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Londen van Edward Rutherfurd - 832 pagina's
 
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Hier van Richard McGuire - 308 pagina's
 
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