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Lamia Ziade

    Lamia Ziadé is a Lebanese illustrator and visual artist whose work delves into themes of trauma and memory. Her art, inspired by Pop Art and often featuring erotic or humorous undertones, employs diverse techniques and materials. In her autobiographical novel, she explores her personal perception of her homeland's transformations, drawing from experiences of civil war. Ziadé offers a unique perspective on complex historical events and their impact through her distinctive visual narratives.

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    My Great Arab Melancholy
    Bye-Bye Babylon: Beirut 1975-79
    Bye Bye Babylon
    My Port of Beirut
    • 2024

      Award-winning graphic history of the modern Arab world, combining travelogue, memoir, and gorgeous full-color art

      My Great Arab Melancholy
    • 2023

      Beautifully illustrated, intimately personal and politically trenchant account of Beirut's catastrophic 2020 port explosion

      My Port of Beirut
    • 2012

      "Lamia Ziadé looks back at how her life, and how it changed on April 13, 1975, the beginning of the Civil War in Lebanon."--Provided by publisher

      Bye-Bye Babylon: Beirut 1975-79
    • 2011

      Bye Bye Babylon

      • 296 pages
      • 11 hours of reading
      3.8(19)Add rating

      Part artist's sketchbook, part travel notebook and part family album, Bye Bye Babylon is a unique graphic memoir, and an important addition to the Cape list.

      Bye Bye Babylon