Silverworld with Diana Abu-Jaber

Episode 5 of the Seen Jeem podcast, hosted by Seen Jeem Podcast, titled "Silverworld with Diana Abu-Jaber" was published on December 14, 2021 and runs 40 minutes.

December 14, 2021 ·40m · Seen Jeem

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Author and professor Diana Abu-Jaber joins us to chat about her new young adult fantasy novel, Silverworld (2020), which she reads a short passage from! She shares with us her trajectory as a writer who often focuses on food and identity. 

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Author and professor Diana Abu-Jaber joins us to chat about her new young adult fantasy novel, Silverworld (2020), which she reads a short passage from! She shares with us her trajectory as a writer who often focuses on food and identity.

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