English

Steve McCracker Presents

Guide to Every City

Efe Levent

Alaa Alhassoun

A Letter Home

Ayman Makarem

Hisham Rifai

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

Who are we?Mangal Media is an Istanbul-Based online platform founded in 2016. We have since developed into a micro-press in 2020 that specialises in illustrated books by artists and authors from outside Europe and the US.What do we do?We publish articles, personal essays and books by writers who’s perspectives have been pushed to the periphery of English language literature by Eurocentric gatekeeping. We want to communicate our peripheral experiences to each other across colonial borders and decolonise the language with which we talk about ourselves and our communities.Where can you follow us?You can visit our website www.mangalmedia.net, where you can subscribe to our mailing list and visit our bookstore. You can also follow us from our social media accounts on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Additionally, we have a podcast available on iTunes and Spotify where you can tune in to our interviews with our diverse range of writers from the periphery. Mangal Media is also supported entirely by reader donations. If you like our work and would like to see more of it, you can visit our Patreon page and browse our pledge options.

Mangal Media

Books by Mangal Media

Mangal Media has a total of 2 distinct books and 2 distinct editions on kotobli

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