We're made from clay but also from a spirit that is not of this world. Negotiations between the two are now in session. Meanwhile, you may find here some reviews, commentary, translations, short fiction, links to various articles, excerpted quotes, exegesis, and anything else that has a chance to kindle, edify, anger, or draw a yawn.
posted by fromclay at 3/07/2012 02:21:00 AM
Born and raised in the Chicago area, Ibrahim is a teacher, writer, and editor of non-fiction and fiction. His articles have appeared in numerous newspapers and magazines, both print and online. He has also worked closely on translation projects of the Quran. He teaches journalism at Northwestern University in Qatar. Ibrahim is also working on historical narratives, as well as a novel, which makes him among an elite demographic (currently estimated to be six billion people) working on fiction. And he finds it very interesting to write about himself in the third person like this. It's possible he'll revise this introduction and be more personable. But "not now!" he says. (Email: fromclay1@yahoo.com)
2 Comments:
It was your article, "Sacrificing Our Privacy," in the Chronicle that led me here to your site. I kept the article open on my desk for a week. Your intelligence has been like good companionship.
Just saw your comment now, for some reason. Apologies. Thank you.
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