Maysoon al-Eryani
Maysoon al-Eryani (born 24 November 1987) is a poet and translator from Yemen, who writes in Arabic and English. She was born in Sana'a and has a BA in English Literature from Sana'a University.
Publications
- The Mysterious side of paradise (2013).
- Madad (2010)
- Gold Pendants (2010)
- I'll Break the Sky by Lovers (2009)[1]
- As Long as my Heart (2008)
Associations
- Member of the Union of the Yemeni Writers and Authors.
- Member of the Yemeni Women's Association.
- Member of the literary fonxe association.
Awards
- Al Makaleh prize for Arabic literature" poetry” 2013
- President's prize for young poets 2010/2009
- First prize, poetry competition 2007. Sana'a University
- First prize, poetry competition 2006, University of Science and Technology.
- Honored in 2010 by Poets Without Borders.
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gollark: By giving it liquefied transport belts and inserters, you trick it into thinking you're being productive, so it's nice to you.
gollark: Your ship's AI stores the blueprints for all this highly advanced apiotechnology.
gollark: The technology is unusable outside of the furnaces because when you "research" things, you just confuse the AI of your crashed ship into giving you the ability to manufacture them, without ever actually understanding it.
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