EXILED INK! MAGAZINE, Issue 10, Autumn/Winter 2008

CONTENTS

Love

Love in Conflict: Bosnia; Interview with Hong Ying; Poetry by Tinashe Mushakavanhu, Ade Olaiya, Nahida Izzat, Freddy Macha, Albert Pellicer, Majid Naficy, Fathieh Saudi; New Narratives of Love in African Writing; Classical Persian Love Literature; Masculine Law; Forbidden Love: Coffee Cup by Nora Nadjarian, Gay Iranians in Germany, White Rock by Ghazi Rabihavi

The Exiled Poetry of the Western Sahara

Two Journeys: Yvan Tetelbom and The Reader Within Me by Majid Naficy

Exiled Writers Ink Mentoring and Translation Scheme An Overview and From the Chap books

Iranian Azerbaijani Literature

War and the Grotesque Headless by Ghazi Gheblawi and Halaji by M.A.Kargar

Reviews

Oranges in Times of Moon by Carlos Reyes-Manzo, reviewed by Valeria. Baker

Wedding Day at the Cro-Magnons by Wajdi Mouawad, reviewed by Esther Lipton

If Salt Has Memory edited by Jennifer Langer, reviewed by David Clark

Riding Pisces by Yang Lian, reviewed by Lynette Craig

From Baghdad to Bedlam by Maged Kadar, reviewed by Mara Lockowand

In Riskdom Where I Lived by Ali Abdolrezaei reviewed by Mansor Pooyan

Working Children of India by Lalit Nagpaul reviewed by Jana Eliot