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Ce récit est l’ouverture du plus intime et du plus inattendu du Liban, et ce devant les yeux d’un homme universel qui remonte les fleuves à contre-courant et les montagnes sous la pluie des images cachées. Il ouvrira au lecteur l’esprit du pays, pour une redécouverte qui en dégage les éléments universels et en fait un voyage non pas pour l’homme « que voici », mais pour l’Homme qui chaque jour se construit et se redéfinit. Le Liban ouvre ses plaies et révèle sa part d’éternel.
For the holidays:
May queen Elyssar of Carthage inspire you this season.
Wherever you go, may Queen Elyssar of Carthage inspire you in her story of resilience, resourcefulness, and belief in a place where everyone is welcome.
Queen Elyssar heard the call to leave and build a new city, Carthage, that became a hub where cultures and people came together and sailed toward the unknown.
We celebrate all women who carry families and communities in their hearts everywhere they go, towards a brighter future. They are the link between the land and the people, the wise voice of sustainable and compassionate living.
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Why Publishing in Multiple Languages Matters
The way a language flows with bodily and facial expressions is so unique and revealing of the human experience in a particular place and time.
Elyssar Press Celebrates the Richness of Every Culture
There is a new publishing press in Redlands, California and a driven team behind it, including five sisters.
Can Beirut Recover? Artists Reflect on the August 4th Blast in Lebanon
August 4th, 2021 marks the one-year anniversary of the devastating explosion in Beirut, Lebanon. Today, artists are still demanding change.
Beyond Birds & Answers: Interview Spotlight
In this interview, Jess Yowell of Elyssar Press got to sit down with Alice Pero and and Vera Campion to discuss their collaborative book called Beyond Birds and Answers.
“We Had to Do Something.” Spotlight on The Beirut Call Book Launch
The Virtual Book Launch of “The Beirut Call,” celebrates a crucial anthology about resilience & resistance culture in Lebanon. The Beirut Call (Elyssar Press, 2021) features artists, poets, authors, and activists, whose academics testimonials, analyses, narratives, and stories inspire and demand social change.
Art as a Political Tool: The Beirut Call Interview
This collection from Elyssar Press features the work of 21 artists, poets, professors, and activists, who together are exploring the theme of how—in the words of Dr. Mitri Raheb—“art is a necessity” and “a political tool.”
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