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Ibtisam Abdallah is a noted Iraqi novelist, short-story writer and literary translator. She was born in Kirkuk but has lived mostly in Baghdad. As of 2001, she had published four novels and one collection of short stories. The best known of her novels is Mesopotamia, published in Baghdad in 2001. The same year, she became the editor-in-chief of Al-Thaqafa Al-Ajnabiyya (Foreign Culture), a quarterly journal devoted to foreign literature and culture, the only one of its kind in Iraq. (The magazine ceased publishing in the aftermath of the US invasion of Iraq in 2003.)

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rdfs:comment	ابتسام عبد الله روائية عراقية، متخصصة في كتابة القصة القصيرة والترجمة الأدبية. ولدت في كركوك ولكنها عاشت معظم حياتها في بغداد. ابتداء من عام 2001، نشرت أربع روايات ومجموعة واحدة من القصص القصيرة. أشهرها رواياتها هي بلاد ما بين النهرين، التي نشرت في بغداد في عام 2001. وفي العام نفسه، أصبحت المحررة العامة لمجلة الثقافة الخارجية، وهي مجلة فصلية مكرسة للأدب والثقافة الأجنبية، والأولى من نوعها في العراق. (المجلة توقفت عن النشر بعد الغزو الأمريكي للعراق في عام 2003). (ar) Ibtisam Abdallah is a noted Iraqi novelist, short-story writer and literary translator. She was born in Kirkuk but has lived mostly in Baghdad. As of 2001, she had published four novels and one collection of short stories. The best known of her novels is Mesopotamia, published in Baghdad in 2001. The same year, she became the editor-in-chief of Al-Thaqafa Al-Ajnabiyya (Foreign Culture), a quarterly journal devoted to foreign literature and culture, the only one of its kind in Iraq. (The magazine ceased publishing in the aftermath of the US invasion of Iraq in 2003.) (en)
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has abstract	ابتسام عبد الله روائية عراقية، متخصصة في كتابة القصة القصيرة والترجمة الأدبية. ولدت في كركوك ولكنها عاشت معظم حياتها في بغداد. ابتداء من عام 2001، نشرت أربع روايات ومجموعة واحدة من القصص القصيرة. أشهرها رواياتها هي بلاد ما بين النهرين، التي نشرت في بغداد في عام 2001. وفي العام نفسه، أصبحت المحررة العامة لمجلة الثقافة الخارجية، وهي مجلة فصلية مكرسة للأدب والثقافة الأجنبية، والأولى من نوعها في العراق. (المجلة توقفت عن النشر بعد الغزو الأمريكي للعراق في عام 2003). (ar) Ibtisam Abdallah is a noted Iraqi novelist, short-story writer and literary translator. She was born in Kirkuk but has lived mostly in Baghdad. As of 2001, she had published four novels and one collection of short stories. The best known of her novels is Mesopotamia, published in Baghdad in 2001. The same year, she became the editor-in-chief of Al-Thaqafa Al-Ajnabiyya (Foreign Culture), a quarterly journal devoted to foreign literature and culture, the only one of its kind in Iraq. (The magazine ceased publishing in the aftermath of the US invasion of Iraq in 2003.) Abdallah has translated several Western literary works into Arabic, notably JM Coetzee's award-winning novel Waiting for the Barbarians. She has also translated the memoirs of Mikis Theodorakis and Angela Davis. Abdallah's writing is known for its juxtaposition of feminist themes with contemporary social and political issues. Some of her short stories have appeared in English translation. She is also well known in Iraq as a journalist and a television figure. (en)
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