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Where does a non-Arabic speaker go in quest of literary pleasures in Baghdad? The answer, I was told by a senior UN colleague resident there, was to what visitors call the ‘book souk’. This is actually a longish street, Al Mutanabi, rather than, as the word ‘souk’ implies, an enclosed bazaar.
Bookless In Baghdad: And Other Writings About Reading
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