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The impact of Arabic science fiction with Fadi Zaghmout

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Jordanian author and gender activist Fadi Zaghmout is passionate about the transformative landscape of Arabic science fiction.
His novel Heaven on Earth and its sequel portray the prospects of a world free from the clutches of aging and invites reflection on the societal ripples such a future might create.
In our conversation, we scrutinize how these boundary-pushing themes are received in the traditionally conservative Arab society and the growing appetite for narratives that dare to chart the unexplored territories of tomorrow.
We also tackle the shifts in publishing strategies and the promise of platforms like Amazon KDP for Arabic literature.
Don't miss this insightful episode of a rising star in the realm of Arabic literature.

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Chapters

1. The impact of Arabic science fiction with Fadi Zaghmout (00:00:00)

2. Arabic Science Fiction and Taboos (00:00:05)

3. Marketing and Writing Strategies for Authors (00:16:48)

4. Future of Publishing and Audiobooks (00:24:16)

5. Author Interview With Natasha Times (00:33:37)

60 episodes

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Jordanian author and gender activist Fadi Zaghmout is passionate about the transformative landscape of Arabic science fiction.
His novel Heaven on Earth and its sequel portray the prospects of a world free from the clutches of aging and invites reflection on the societal ripples such a future might create.
In our conversation, we scrutinize how these boundary-pushing themes are received in the traditionally conservative Arab society and the growing appetite for narratives that dare to chart the unexplored territories of tomorrow.
We also tackle the shifts in publishing strategies and the promise of platforms like Amazon KDP for Arabic literature.
Don't miss this insightful episode of a rising star in the realm of Arabic literature.

Support the Show.

****************************************************************************
➡️ P.S: If you find my content useful, you might want to check out my Substack newsletter, in which I talk and vent about the writing life:

  continue reading

Chapters

1. The impact of Arabic science fiction with Fadi Zaghmout (00:00:00)

2. Arabic Science Fiction and Taboos (00:00:05)

3. Marketing and Writing Strategies for Authors (00:16:48)

4. Future of Publishing and Audiobooks (00:24:16)

5. Author Interview With Natasha Times (00:33:37)

60 episodes

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