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Mustafa Marrar
is a prominent Palestinian short story writer.
He was born in 1930 in Jaljulia, in the Southern Triangle region of the Palestinian interior.
He graduated from the Teachers' Training College in Jaffa in 1952 and worked as a teacher.
While teaching, he also attended university, earning a degree in Arabic language and political science.
Alongside teaching and managing a school in his hometown, he worked as an editor for the newspaper Al-Ahdath and served on the editorial boards of other magazines.
He retired in 1982 to dedicate himself to writing. He currently resides in his village.
His stories have been translated into Arabic, English, French, Spanish, and German.
His short stories include: *
The Perforated Tent* (1970), *The Road of Sorrows* (1970), *The Serpent's Necklace* (1972), *
My Son at University* (1972), *The Devil's Funeral* (1972), *
Our Donkey and Britain* (1972), *Tears and Ashes* (1972), and *The Long Street* (1972).
Our Country's Days - 1983, The Book of the Revolution - 1987, The Eastern Bomb - 1988.
He also writes for children, including:
The Fig and the Devil - 1974, The Project - 1987.
A Creative Encyclopedia (22 of his storybooks), Kafr Qasim, 1998
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