Don't Forget the Couscous

Don't Forget the Couscous is a book of poetry about exile and home, love and loss. It is a love-song to the Arab world - Syria, Kurdistan, Morocco, and Palestine. It is a memoir of the failed Arab Spring and the civil war that has turned Syria into a 'fountain of blood.' It's a bitter account of the demonization of Islam in the West, and the violent interference of the West in the Islamic world. It is about being a Muslim and not a terrorist. It is a book about travel and love, and an apolo...