30 Q with Nawal AlMaghafi
Award winning BBC Special Correspondent Nawal Al-Maghafi has been reporting on the Middle East since 2012. Over the past three years, she has been one of the few journalists conducting […]
Once Upon a Star
Esra’ Al-Naggar I am not one of those who ultimately believe that all people belonging to, say Gemini horoscope should act and dress the same. That all should have the […]
What Would You Call “Adulting”?
Carla Delgado On various social media websites, you would often notice many people saying that they don’t know how to adult. It’s not an official word, but the term just […]
A Story of the Inspiring Haifa
Lamiss A. Harazi A small pastry shop with a fresh scent of good bakes in her beloved country, that was her dream. Haifa Shamsan is a Yemeni entrepreneur that currently lives in […]
Aroma is in the Air!
Esra’ AlNaggar The world’s first coffee was planted, cultivated, and brewed in Yemen over 500 years ago. The words “mocha” and “mochaccino” that we often find on today’s coffeehouse menus […]
Same book, different book
Carla Delgado I was an extensive reader at a young age. I read bilingual children’s books, knowing words I didn’t even know how to pronounce because I only learned it […]
Consuming Letters in an Age of 280 Characters – a book review of The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society by Mary Ann Shaffer and Annie Barrows.
Madeleine Corley My grandmother has been urging me to read The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society by Mary Ann Shaffer and Annie Barrows for a while as it is one […]
