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Mohamad Kebbewar’s Writing Space

By Mohamad Kebbewar

When I lived in Vancouver and Calgary I used to write in coffee shops because I find white noise to be very inspiring. I’m now in Aleppo for a couple of months visiting my parents and witnessing the destruction of the old city. I write in my office because writing in coffee shops can be seen as suspicious. In my office I get distracted a lot either by work or by reading interesting books.

Photos by Mohamad Kebbewar and aladdin hammami

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  • Mohamad Kebbewar
  • April 2019
  • Issue 149
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