
From the poem to the novel: Heba’s Journey
Fri 27 Nov · 16:00
King's College, Cambridge
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Somaia Abunada will discuss her sister Heba Abunada's novel and the overlap between it and her poetry at King's College, Cambridge. The session explores Heba Abunada's transition from poetry to fiction while Somaia reflects on the process of translating her work into English.
Somaia will discuss her sister Heba Abunada's novel and how it overlaps with her poetry.
This session, “The Poet Turning Novelist: Heba Abunada’s Oxygen Is Not for the Dead,” explores Heba Abunada’s transition from poetry to fiction and the poetic qualities of her award-winning novel. Her sister, Somaia Abunada, is currently translating the novel into English and will reflect on Heba’s literary journey, the deeply personal process of translating her work, and what it means to carry her voice into another language.
Please note that doors will close shortly before the advertised time, so we request that you arrive 15 minutes before the start time.
About The Cambridge Festival of Islamic Arts
The Cambridge Festival of Islamic Arts runs from 19 to 29 November 2026, bringing performances, exhibitions, lectures, and workshops to Cambridge's historic colleges, museums, and cultural spaces. Open to everyone, the festival celebrates the beauty and diversity of Islamic arts, and, fifty years on from the landmark 1976 World of Islam Festival, carries that spirit into our own time. Find out more at cfia.co.uk.
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From the poem to the novel: Heba’s Journey takes place on Friday, 27 November 2026 at 16:00.
From the poem to the novel: Heba’s Journey is held at King's College, Cambridge in Cambridge (King's Parade, Cambridge, CB2 1ST).
Entry to From the poem to the novel: Heba’s Journey is free.
Yes — hotels within walking distance of King's College, Cambridge can be compared using the accommodation search further down this page.
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Somaia Abunada will discuss her sister Heba Abunada's novel and the overlap between it and her poetry at King's College, Cambridge. The session explores Heba Abunada's transition from poetry to fiction while Somaia reflects on the process of translating her work into English.
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Somaia will discuss her sister Heba Abunada's novel and how it overlaps with her poetry.
This session, “The Poet Turning Novelist: Heba Abunada’s Oxygen Is Not for the Dead,” explores Heba Abunada’s transition from poetry to fiction and the poetic qualities of her award-winning novel. Her sister, Somaia Abunada, is currently translating the novel into English and will reflect on Heba’s literary journey, the deeply personal process of translating her work, and what it means to carry her voice into another language.
Please note that doors will close shortly before the advertised time, so we request that you arrive 15 minutes before the start time.
About The Cambridge Festival of Islamic Arts
The Cambridge Festival of Islamic Arts runs from 19 to 29 November 2026, bringing performances, exhibitions, lectures, and workshops to Cambridge's historic colleges, museums, and cultural spaces. Open to everyone, the festival celebrates the beauty and diversity of Islamic arts, and, fifty years on from the landmark 1976 World of Islam Festival, carries that spirit into our own time. Find out more at cfia.co.uk.
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When is From the poem to the novel: Heba’s Journey?
From the poem to the novel: Heba’s Journey takes place on Friday, 27 November 2026 at 16:00.
Where is From the poem to the novel: Heba’s Journey taking place?
From the poem to the novel: Heba’s Journey is held at King's College, Cambridge in Cambridge (King's Parade, Cambridge, CB2 1ST).
How much are tickets for From the poem to the novel: Heba’s Journey?
Entry to From the poem to the novel: Heba’s Journey is free.
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Yes — hotels within walking distance of King's College, Cambridge can be compared using the accommodation search further down this page.
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