English

The Bullet Collection

Patricia Sarrafian Ward

Fiction

Poetry

Graphic Novels, Comic Books, Illustrated Books, and Manga

Biography or Memoir

Children's Book

Nonfiction

Palestine

Lebanon

Egypt

Syria

Iraq

Morocco

Saudi Arabia

Tunisia

Algeria

Türkiye

Iran

Jordan

Sudan

Yemen

Libya

United Arab Emirates

Kuwait

Oman

Bahrain

Art and Art History

Gastronomy

Feminism and Gender

Architecture and Urbanism

Philosophy

Anthropology and Society

Politics

Journalism and Media Studies

Psychology

Environment, Health, and Science

Literary Theory and Criticism

Religion and Spirituality

Business and Finance

Music

Political, Cultural, and Social History

Patricia Sarrafian Ward was born and raised during the civil war in Beirut, Lebanon and moved to the States when she was 18. Much of her work explores themes of civilian wartime suffering, emigration, and tensions around nationality and identity. Her dad was American and her mom is Lebanese of Armenian/Danish heritage. Having grown up surrounded by the Armenian side of her family, she adopted my mother's maiden name, Sarrafian, as a way to honor that part of her life story.She got her MFA from University of Michigan and published many stories, poems, and essays, and then her first novel, The Bullet Collection. She wrote a few more novels that were not placed, and then, after her son was born, she decided to explore the world of book arts. For some years, she made miniature books and dioramas and enjoyed showing her work in a variety of venues both in the U.S. and abroad. Eventually, Skinner Luce was published, and she slowly turned back to writing full time. She still creates paper objects and recently has taken to sewing as well.

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