EPISODE · Jan 30, 2022 · 55 MIN
Identity among Arab Christians: Discussion with author Rayyan Al Shawaf
from Read And Write With Natasha · host Natasha Tynes
I had a great discussion with Rayyan Al Shawaf, author of the novel "When all Else Fails".We discussed the following:➡️ The Arab-Christian identity and how the majority of Christians in MENA consider themselves Arabs while a number of Iraqi Christian groups like the Assyrians and Chaldeans don’t see themselves as Arabs.➡️ How virtue by association can sometimes be the only way to get our tormentors off our backs➡️ When representation in literature is seen as cultural appropriation. ➡️ Controversy over sexually explicit scenes and the objectification of women in these scenes ➡️ Writing habits and the publishing journey.**************************************************************************Connect with Natasha TynesYou can connect with me via the following channels:TwitterFacebookInstagramYouTubeSubscribe to my newsletterWebsiteSend us Fan MailSupport the show📬 JOIN THE NEWSLETTERThe Storyteller Quest is a weekly letter on writing,publishing, and the business of books.Subscribe, and I'll send you Traditional, Self, or Hybrid? —11 pages on what each publishing path really costs, plus a7-question worksheet that tells you which one is yours.Subscribe here.
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I had a great discussion with Rayyan Al Shawaf, author of the novel "When all Else Fails". We discussed the following: ➡️ The Arab-Christian identity and how the majority of Christians in MENA consider themselves Arabs while a number of Iraqi Christian groups like the Assyrians and Chaldeans don’t see themselves as Arabs. ➡️ How virtue by association can sometimes be the only way to get our tormentors off our backs ➡️ When representation in literature is seen as cultural appropriation.&nb...
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