Arab-American comic Marguerite Dabaie, interviewed

6 Jul

I first heard of Marguerite Dabaie online, then read her books The Hookah Girl and Other True Stories (Volumes 1 & 2).  I shared them with my son, the way I always try to share wonderful Arab-American work with him. I just came across this fantastic interview with Dabaie in Fen Magazine, where she talks about everything from 9/11 to education to shunning politics to embracing her identity.

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One Response to “Arab-American comic Marguerite Dabaie, interviewed”

  1. Kristin July 12, 2010 at 1:53 am #

    Already contacted her about getting her work in the AANM Library! Fen is such an awesome resource for me and collection development! Great seeing you at ALA!

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