Hoda Hussein, born in Cairo in 1972, is a poet, painter, and translator. She is the author of six books of poetry, two novels, and five book-length translation works, in addition to numerous publications in magazines and newspapers. Her work has notably appeared in two anthologies: The Poetry of Arab Women and Angry Voices: An Anthology of the Off-Beat New Egyptian Poets. She is also a visual artist, and her paintings have appeared at the Gandhi Institute in Ambala, India, among other places.
1972-01-01
Egypt
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"Hoda Hussein Egyptian Poetess and Translator Nominated a Universal Ambassador of Peace." Author's Den, www.authorsden.com/hodahussein. Accessed 11 August 2022.
"Hoda Hussein." Nūn Art Gallery, www.nun-art-gallery.com/artists-hodahussein.html. Accessed 11 August 2022.
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