· "The fifteen new stories of Beirut Noir were assembled by Lebanese novelist Iman Humaydan and deftly translated by Michelle Hartman. They were written in all of Lebanon's three main languages—Arabic, English, and French—and they approach the noir genre in markedly different www.doorway.ru: Akashic Books. · This short story collection, rich with moody suspense, brings this Middle Eastern city and its troubled history to vivid life—revealing the vast maze of the city that can’t be found in tourist brochures or hazy, nostalgic depictions of www.doorway.rury: Free. "The fifteen new stories of Beirut Noir were assembled by Lebanese novelist Iman Humaydan and deftly translated by Michelle Hartman. They were written in all of Lebanon's three main languages--Arabic, English, and French--and they approach the noir genre in markedly different ways/5(8).
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