Life on Hold

Life on HoldSaudi writer Fahd al Atiq explores modern Riyadh through the character of Khaled, whose dysfunctional life, humdrum but rich in memories and introspection, bridges the gap between the old impoverished world of Najd and the consumerism of the years after the various oil booms, symbolized in this novel by the familys move from the lively back streets of the old city to an isolated dream villa in the new suburbs.

and tackle systemic challenges such as immigration policies

and photography

it builds a bridge between the New York artist-women and their other

outlines their limitations and proposes a possible

the authors propose a space that is destined to listen and exchange our own experiences of inquiry

Freckle disease on banana is becoming more prevalent and in recent years has emerged as a disease of economic importance in some parts of the world

comprehensive and framed by Callaghan and Harker’s detailed introductions

Emphasis is given to the width of strip weeding required to prevent competition in young coffee plantations without suppressing natural (or introduced) vegetation in the inter-rows

The excavations at Hasanlu in northern Iran

jejuni persist in raw poultry

Charting a collaborative project of hope using carpet-making skills and industrial heritage

with a focus on elements of structure