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August 25th, 2022 
Awake Goy 
It is the seventh century CE and the Ummayad forces are advancing across North Africa. Their rapid expansion is fuelled by treasures and riches, their dynasty defined by opulence and debauchery. Amidst the fighting, the Berber warrior queen, Al-Kahina, is resisting. It is from her perspective that Libyan writer, Ibrahim Al-Koni, presents his new novel, 'The Night Will Have Its Say', in this retelling of the Arab conquests, translated by Nancy Roberts. Libyan writer, Ibrahim Al-Koni, was born in the north-west of the Sahara Desert, in Libya in 1948, and only learnt to read and write Arabic at the age of 12. He has written over 80 novels, short stories and poems, all inspired by the desert and, in 2015, […] Source
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