About Amal al-Jubouri
Born 1967. Amal al-Jubouri is an Iraqi journalist, translator, writer and poet.
Amal Al-Jubouri (; born 1967) is an Iraqi writer, poet, translator, journalist and publisher.
Biography Al-Jubouri was born in Baghdad in 1967. When she was 19, al-Jubouri's first anthology Wine from Wounds was published. She continued writing her poems in Germany, translated German ones into Arabic language and brought out a periodical Diwan. For a brief period, she also served as the cultural counselor for the Yemeni embassy in Berlin. The same year, she returned to Iraq just a few days after the fall of Hussein. It was shortlisted for the 2012 Best Translated Book Award. Library Journal included it in its Best Books of 2011 list.
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Who is Amal al-Jubouri?
Iraqi journalist, translator and writer
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Amal al-Jubouri was born in 1967 in Baghdad.
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Amal al-Jubouri is a journalist, translator, writer and poet.
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Amal al-Jubouri is Iraqi.
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