A River Dies of Thirst

A River Dies of Thirst by Mahmoud Darwish is an intimate, lyrical collection of journals, poems and fragments written in the summer of 2006, as war and upheaval shook the region. 

In these pages, Darwish writes with quiet intensity about unrest and loss, but also about love, memory, and the stubborn persistence of humanity. A powerful book for readers who love poetic prose and literature that stays with you long after you close it.