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Bridgewater International Poetry Festival Fall 2020 Virtual Event
Reading: "Before the Morning After," (p.87) The Indianola Review (Volume 1, Winter 2015); "All Knowledge is Permissible," (p.72), & "Parachutes," (p.73), Nimrod Journal (Spring/Summer 2019: Voices of the Middle East and North Africa); "The Sky Where I Live Is Blue," (pp. 25-26), Fountain of Youth, Vine Leaves Press, 2016. |
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#TEDxAlShuwaikh
"Perception is Only an Ink Stain Away" describes how keeping a journal for more than a decade gave Nada a victim consciousness. Sheikh Jaber Al-Ahmad Cultural Centre (JAAC), Kuwait. |
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#TEDxCanadianUniversityDubai
"The Beauty of Friendship" provides tools that strengthen bonds between friends. Canadian University Dubai, UAE. |
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Voices and Verses
"Transference" Kuwait Poets Society, Artspace, Kuwait Nov 16, 2016 |
Poetry
The Indianapolis Review (Issue 13: Summer 2020)
Nimrod Journal (Spring/Summer 2019: Voices of the Middle East and North Africa)
The Beyond (Issue 2, February 2019)
The Indianola Review (Volume 1, Winter 2015)
Sukoon (Volume 3, Issue 2, Summer 2015)
Divergent Voices (Issue 1, Summer July 2014)
CityPages (Issue 53, May 2014)
Brickplight (Issue 2, February 2014)
New Left Project (January 03, 2014)
Nimrod Journal (Spring/Summer 2019: Voices of the Middle East and North Africa)
- All Knowledge is Permissible (p.72)
- Parachutes (p.73)
The Beyond (Issue 2, February 2019)
- Ode to Bipolar Disorder (p.7)
The Indianola Review (Volume 1, Winter 2015)
- Before the Morning After (p.87)
Sukoon (Volume 3, Issue 2, Summer 2015)
- Mother & the Lover’s Rock (p.48)
- He Traveled on a Train (p.48)
- Growing Up Solid in Kuwait (p.58)
- Janus/Portunus (p.58)
- Fortified Axioms (p.37)
- Feed the Hungry (p.38)
Divergent Voices (Issue 1, Summer July 2014)
- They Say in Egypt
- The Myrrh of Pilgrimage
- We Are Taught to Love Our Father
CityPages (Issue 53, May 2014)
- Permit Me (p.108)
- Before the Final Ten (p.108)
- They Built a Mall (p.98)
- Residue (p.98)
Brickplight (Issue 2, February 2014)
- Dear Paul Gauguin
- The Grandeur of Saturn
New Left Project (January 03, 2014)
- Arab Poetry of the Hereafter
Fiction
PRINT ANTHOLOGIES
W.W. Norton & Company
Hint Fiction: An Anthology of Stories in 25 Words of Fewer
Hint Fiction: An Anthology of Stories in 25 Words of Fewer
- "Twelve Years of Family Secrets" (p.152)
ONLINE
The International Writing Program: The University of Iowa
Silk Routes
Six Sentences
Silk Routes
Six Sentences
- Deliverance, Aug 1, 2009
SERIALIZED
CityPages (Fame in the Adriatic, a young adult novelette set in mid-16th Century Venice):
- Chapter 1 – “It Would be Well to be Reputed Liberal,” Issue 39, March 2013 (p.68-69)
- Chapter 2 – “My Lady of Forli,” Issue 40, April 2013 (p.62-63)
- Chapter 3 – “Becoming Poor He Will Be Little Valued By Anyone,” Issue 41, May 2013 (p.76-77)
- Chapter 4 – “Some Afraid of the Church, Some of the Venetians,” Issue 42, June 2013 (p.84-85)
- Chapter 5 – “He Can Support Himself with his Own Resources,” Issue 43, July 2013 (p.78-79)
- Chapter 6 – “All Yield Obedience to Others,” Issue 44, August 2013 (p.64-65)
- Chapter 7 – “More Enslaved than the Hebrews,” Issue 45, September 2013 (p.100-101)
- Chapter 8 – “Does Not Communicate His Desire to Anyone,” Issue 46, October 2013 (p.84-85)
- Chapter 9 – “The Malady Has Become Incurable,” Issue 47, November 2013 (p.108-109)
- Chapter 10 – “Seasoning the Dinner,” Issue 48, December 2013 (p.64-65)
- Chapter 11 – “Bound by the Benefits they Confer as Much as by those they Receive,” Issue 49, January 2014 (p.76-77)
- Chapter 12 – “When He is Either a True Friend or a Downright Enemy,” Issue 50, February 2014 (p.86-87)
Nonfiction
ESSAYS & ARTICLES
Fanack Chronicle of the Middle East & North Africa [ Netherlands ]
Economic and Political Weekly [ India ]
The Operating System [ USA ]
en.v. [ Kuwait ]
Arab Times [ Kuwait ]
- Muhammad ibn al-Dheeb al-Ajami, Qatar’s Persecuted Poet, Oct 19, 2016
- Kuwait’s Anglowaiti Music Scene, Aug 25, 2017
- Qatar’s Massive Strides in Women’s Sports, Jun 1, 2016
- The UAE Between Geo-Political Dangers and Happiness, Mar 10, 2016
Economic and Political Weekly [ India ]
- Slam the Mike, Vol. 51, Issue No. 51, 17 Dec, 2016
- Is Gender Equality an Oxymoron? Vol. 51, Issue No. 18, 30 Apr, 2016
- Believing Is Seeing, Vol. 50, Issue No. 33, 15 Aug, 2015
- Art as Commodity, Vol. 50, Issue No. 8, 21 Feb, 2015
- A Vehicle of Escape, Vol. 49, Issue No. 43-44, 01 Nov, 2014
- The Ugly Struggle, Vol. 49, Issue No. 38, 20 Sep, 2014
- A Method to My Madness, Vol. 49, Issue No. 24, 14 Jun, 2014
- Why I Write in English, Vol. 49, Issue No. 16, 19 Apr, 2014
The Operating System [ USA ]
- Nada Faris on Andrea Gibson Apr 17, 2016
en.v. [ Kuwait ]
- Jumana Al-Awadhi: The Female Leader of Kuwait’s Organic Revolution, Sep 5, 2012
- Every Child Deserves A Home: Zeina Al-Sultan Unveils The Truths Behind Adoption in Kuwait, Aug 27, 2012 (Winner of en.v.earth’s Voice of Success Program, 2012)
- Rebuilding the Kuwaiti Dream One Mess At A Time: Subbiya’s ‘Silk City’ Aug 16, 2012
- In Civic Responsibility We Trust: Can Deera Save the Welfare State? Jul 14, 2012
- Speaking Truth to Abuse: The Social Work Society of Kuwait, May 30, 2012
- Make the Right Choice: Elham Al-Hamdan and Fawzia Sultan Rehabilitation Institute, May 3, 2012
- A Hope Specialist: Rana Al-Omani, Mar 28, 2012
Arab Times [ Kuwait ]
- Girls … Go for it: “Be Strong” bid to Achieve Gender Equality, Oct 31, 2016
- A Police State is Not the Answer, Jun 28, 2015
REVIEWS
bazaar [ Kuwait ]
INTERVIEWS
Ink & Oil [ Kuwait ]
Kuwait Times [ Kuwait ]
- Nada Faris in Conversation with Maha Alasaker, Apr 13, 2019
- Nada Faris In Conversation with Max Stossel, Dec 4, 2018
Kuwait Times [ Kuwait ]
- Interview with Mai Al-Nakib, author of The Hidden Light of Objects, Mar 28, 2014 (p.9)
- Interview with Gail Carriger, author of The Parasol Protectorate, Nov 27, 2009 (p.36)
- Interview with Dani Kollin, author of The Unincorporated Man, Nov 20, 2009 (p.36)