Djelloul Marbrook

Literary, cultural and political dialogue
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See and hear Far From Algiers poems, interview on Facebook                  Hear Djelloul read and talk about poetry at fishousepoems.org                Brushstrokes and Glances, poems about paintings, painters and museums, will be published by Deerbrook Editions later this year             Far From Algiers wins International Book Award              A new web site devoted to Djelloul's books and essays about the work of admired contemporaries has been launched djelloulmarbrook-books.com                          Prakash Books of India will publish Djelloul's short novel, Artemisia's Wolf, soon—check here for alerts              Read The Modernists of Al Andalus, Djelloul's essay about medieval Andalusian poets in The Istanbul Literary Review              Look for Djelloul's essays about Admired Contemporaries— Barbarba Louise Ungar • Stuart Bartow • Patricia Carlin • Maggie Anderson • Toi Derricotte • David Hassler • Valerie Rouzeau • Tony Barnstone • Brian Turner • Joan I. Siegel • Will Nixon • Ravi Shankar • Deborah Poe • Brenda Shaughnessy • Michael Roy Meyerhofer • Eliot Khalil Wilson • Charles Wright • Tupac Shakur • Huddy Ledbetter • Martina Reisz Newberry • F. Daniel Rzicznek              Look for Djelloul's short story, Yo Sheherazade, and his poem, Bowl of Petals, in soon-to-be- published Issue No. 152 of Orbis, the British literary magazine            &nbs Visit the Far From Algiers fan page on Facebookp                                                                                                  

Entries tagged as 'The International'

Now about this ‘wellspring’ in Afghanistan

War is big business. Instead of covering wars the press should be covering the business of war. Patriotism is war’s cover story. The real story is money. I come by this conclusion via a strange route. When I was a newspaper editor I used to argue that the bestseller list should appear on the business [...]

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War is about debt and interest

Contrived breathlessness being the defining characteristic of television and radio journalism, how is it that the breathtaking premise of The International, starring Clive Owen and Naomi Watts, is anathema to the 24-hour blatherers? My guess is that if war is about money, specifically debt, the media avoid the idea because the media are about money, [...]

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