Mariam Farah

Nashwan Al-Atassi

Jean Jacques Rousseau

Stefan Klein

Joel Olson

Mohamad Bitari

Sharif Al-Rifai

Boutros al-Maari

George Orwell

Lukas Barfuss

Salameh Kaileh

Anna Akkach

Sten Nadolny

Ala'a Rachidi

Abraham Mitrie Rihbani

Fadi Koshakji

Ulrich Peltzer

Nabil Al Haffar

Jordi Punti

Samir Grees

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Poetry

Graphic Novels, Comic Books, Illustrated Books, and Manga

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Children's Book

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Palestine

Lebanon

Egypt

Syria

Iraq

Morocco

Saudi Arabia

Tunisia

Algeria

Türkiye

Iran

Jordan

Sudan

Yemen

Libya

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Kuwait

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Atlas Books was established as one of the first libraries in the city of Damascus and soon became an independent publishing house in Syria. The house is considered a family heritage, as it was founded by a Palestinian refugee in Syria in 1956 and is currently managed by the second generation of the family.Atlas Books respects, supports, and defends diversity in the publishing world, as it believes in the need to create equal opportunities for all types of books in terms of presentation and promotion, and this is what it seeks to achieve through its publishing programs. Atlas has also been an active member of the Arabic Language Network in the International Association of Independent Publishers since 2009.The publishing policy of Atlas Books is characterized by its bibliographic diversity, as it focuses on translations, modern literature, targeting especially younger and emerging groups, and various literary forms, in addition to literature that integrates artistic expression.Atlas Books was reopened after an absence of more than 10 years. This relaunch took place in March 2022 at the “Books and Fabrics” book fair in Damascus. The book fair included various cultural activities, from literary readings to book signing, as well as open sessions and public discussions on the topic of intangible cultural heritage in Syria.The Atlas Books team is currently working on finalizing the matrix of public policies on books in the Arab region and adding the last remaining countries to it. This activity has been undertaken in cooperation with the International Association of Independent Publishers. The project will be completed by the end of summer 2022 by publishing the matrix online and holding a launch party.

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