Honey Hunger

Honey Hunger

Author: Marilyn Booth, Zahran Alqasmi
Publisher: The American University in Cairo Press
Published date: 2025
ISBN: 9781649033901

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"An evocative, unpredictable novel."—Words Without Borders

A breathtaking novel of longing, uncertainty, and ultimately of hope


Azzan is a beekeeper in a rural community in Oman. Devoted to tending his bees and searching for wild hives, he encounters Thamna, a lone shepherd woman, on a mountain slope and is captivated by her and her honey-colored eyes.

Across the breathtaking vistas of Oman’s remote mountains and plains, Azzan’s troubled past and present unfold. A disappointment to his family, he turns to drink, and ultimately discovers the healing power of his beekeeping, before an accident in which he loses all.

Zahran Alqasmi’s masterful novel thrums forward with a subtle momentum. His lucid, poetic writing conveys a visceral sense of time and place, of the fragile ecologies inhabited by both bees and humans alike, in this intense and compelling novel of loss and hope.

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