Part of Hajar Press’s radical Elements series, The Hajar Book of Rage gathers writers of colour to explore rage as both wound and weapon through poetry, essays, and short fiction.

Peter Shambrook’s Policy of Deceit exposes Britain’s duplicity toward the Arab world during the First World War and the Mandate years.

Nasser Abourahme offers a groundbreaking study of Palestinian refugee camps as political, spatial, and temporal forms of resistance.

Sarah Aziza’s The Hollow Half is a haunting memoir that blurs autobiography, oral history, and lyric storytelling.

A visual exploration of Malcolm X’s legacy in Palestinian resistance.

A reflective memoir exploring migration, exile, and the meaning of home.

Narrative Threads traces the journey of Palestinian embroidery from domestic craft to contemporary art, showing how patterns, stitches, and colors carry memory, resistance, and storytelling.

A graphic-style work connecting radical history with present struggles. It imagines liberation as a continuous process linking past movements to future visions.

Pankaj Mishra’s World After Gaza is a sharp, urgent examination of how the assault on Gaza reshapes global politics, moral language, and the future of international solidarity. .

A haunting vision of climate exile and fractured futures.