Nowhere Is Safe in Gaza by Feisal G Mohamed

Nowhere Is Safe in Gaza

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A book-length erasure poem that takes as its source text South Africa's application to the International Court of Justice charging Israel with violations of the Genocide Convention.

In Nowhere is safe in Gaza, Feisal G. Mohamed distills and amplifies the human experience at the heart of this legal text, highlighting the plight of Palestinians on the ground and the openly stated intentions of Israeli officials. Through the use of erasure techniques, the language of bureaucracy fades into the background, allowing Palestinian voices to hit us with their full expressive force.

Book Details
Publisher:
Brick Books
ISBN:
9781771316736
Binding:
Paperback
Pages:
200
Authors:
Feisal G Mohamed
Published Date:
2026-05-26
Language:
English
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About Feisal G Mohamed

A professor of English at Yale University and a past president of the Milton Society of America, Feisal G. Mohamed is the author of the poetry collection Nowhere Is Safe in Gaza (Brick Books, 2026), a book-length erasure poem whose source text is South Africa's application to the International Court of Justice charging Israel with violations of the Genocide Convention. He holds degrees in biology, English, and law, and his scholarly books include Sovereignty (2020) and several studies of Milton and early modern literature. He grew up in Edmonton, Alberta, and lives in Connecticut.

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