Khaled Mattawa
Khaled Mattawa was born in Libya and came to the United States in his teens. He is the author of Zodiac of Echoes and Ismailia Eclipse, and the translator of three volumes of contemporary Arabic poetry. He has been awarded a Guggenheim Foundation fellowship, the Alfred Hodder Fellowship at Princeton University, and an NEA translation grant. His poems have appeared in Best American Poetry, Pushcart Prize Anthology, and numerous magazines.
For more information, see
- His faculty profile at the University of Michigan
- Selections from his work at Web del Sol
- Selected prose poems and translations at Artful Dodge
- Reviews, quotes from "Found in Translation," an interview by Farid Matuk in the Texas Observer and selected poems at Ausable Press
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