Michelle Hartman is a professor of Arabic Literature at McGill University and literary translator of fiction, based in Montreal. She has written extensively on women’s writing and the politics of language use and translation and literary solidarities. She is the translator of several works from Arabic, including Radwa Ashour’s memoir The Journey, Iman Humaydan’s novels Wild Mulberries and Other Lives, Jana Elhassan’s IPAF shortlisted novels The Ninety-Ninth Floor and All the Women Inside Me as well as Alexandra Chreiteh’s novels Always Coca Cola and Ali and His Russian Mother.
"The Adventures of Natasha and Sophia: Princess Cats of the Enchanted Kingdom" Two magical princess cats, Natasha and Sophia, embark on a thrilling quest to save their enchanted kingdom. With intelligence, courage, and sisterly bond, they face dangers, uncover betrayals, and restore...
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