Ramsey Hanhan (رمزي حنحن) is the author of two books on Palestine: an autobiographical novel, Fugitive Dreams, and a book of poetry and essays on Gaza (coming soon). His short stories and poetry appear in The Harvard Advocate, Fikra magazine, and elsewhere. He also speaks publicly about Palestine, literature, nature, spirituality, and healing. Ramsey was formerly a physics professor noted for his computer models that describe and predict complexity in nature. He holds a Ph.D. from the University of Michigan and resides near Baltimore, Maryland.

Ramsey writes to transcend culture, speak for the voiceless, and uncover the beauty of the ordinary. You can find him on a jogging trail, deep in the forest, at an airport, or in a coffee shop.

You can find more writings at his website: ramseyhanhan.org

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Book Descriptions

Fugitive Dreams: Chronicles of Occupation and Resistance

“Tell me more about the Israelis,” whispers five-year-old Ksenya to her dad on a visit to her grandparents in Palestine. Sameer immediately feels a weight descend upon his shoulders. How to tell her the truth without “its bloodied shadow staining the course of her life?” Join Sameer on a personal journey through the last five decades of the Palestinian experience.

More about Fugitive Dreams.

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