Three writers, Omar El Akkad (One Day Everyone Will Have Been Against This), Sarah Aziza (The Hollow Half), and Ahmed Alnaouq (We Are Not Numbers) discuss the complexities of documenting recent or ongoing personal and collective crises upon the page, and the blurry line between what can be understood as the current events and as history. When does the present become the past, and how does the process of writing and publishing uphold or trouble this process? Moderated by Hannah Moushabeck of Interlink Publishing.
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