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News·September 16, 2019·1 min readCall for Submissions: ArabLit Quarterly’s 2019 Issue: ‘The Eye’ArabLit Quarterly’s Fall/Winter 2019 issue, The Eye, is now open for submissions. They are looking for eye-themed writing, which means:... Read More
