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In this episode of the Strange Horizons podcast, editor Courtney Floyd presents Abdulla Moaswes's "A Day in the Life of Anmar 20X1," narrated by the author.

You can read the full story and learn more about Abdulla here.

Content warnings for this episode include:

  • Imperialism
  • Settler colonialism
  • Violence/combat


Abdulla is a Palestinian writer, educator, researcher, and translator. He was once named the world’s foremost scholar of chai karak by a prestigious research centre's Twitter account, and he maintains a keen interest in modern Arabic and Urdu poetry. For a decade during his childhood, he went to school next door to the famous Sharjah Cricket Stadium and he remains—among a small group of people who do not know one another—deeply committed to the revival of Palestinian cricket. You can find him on Twitter as @KarakMufti.
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