Il-Festival Mediterranju tal-Letteratura ta' Malta / Malta Mediterranean Literature Festival
Category: <span>FMLM2015</span>

Interviews 2015

Once upon a time, redefined – The Sunday Times of Malta | Gloria Lauri Lucente interviews Marina Warner ‘Libya is being eaten up by the disease of revenge’ – Malta Today | Teodor Reljic interviews Hisham Matar Sunday, August 23, …

2015 edition

Għat-tim tal-Festival ara isfel | How writers are invited: please read below Tamim Barghouti (il-Palestina) | John Bonello (Malta) | Norbert Bugeja (Malta) | Efe Duyan (it-Turkija) | Moez Majed (it-Tuneżija) | Hisham Matar (il-Libja/ir-Renju Unit) |Nadia Mifsud (Malta) | James …

Films 2015

Films at the Malta Mediterranean Literature Festival 2015 Coordinated and presented by Caldon Mercieca Thursday 27th August 2015 A man dies in me A film based on the poem ‘A Man Dies in Me’ by Zhawen Shally. 2 mins, 2015, Kurdish …

Programm 2015

Tuesday 25th August | Special pre-Festival event  7.00pm – 8.00pm | Tunisia: An Encounter with Moëz Majed, Faculty of Arts Library, University of Malta, Msida. Everyone is welcome to attend. Organized by the Mediterranean Institute of the University of Malta in collaboration …

Writers 2015

 Tamim Barghouthi (Palestine) Tamim Al-Barghouti was born in 1977 in Cairo, Egypt. He is a Palestinian Egyptian poet and political scientist. His father is the Palestinian poet Mourid Barghouti, and his mother is the Egyptian novelist and scholar, Radwa Ashour. …

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