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Iraq + 100

Iraq + 100

Stories from Another Iraq
DystopianPolitics & Society
Pages
224
Published
2016
Language
English

Synopsis

This anthology asks contemporary Iraqi writers to imagine their home cities in the year 2103, a century after the American and British-led invasion. The stories explore how the war's legacy might shape the country's politics, religion, language, and culture. It's an opportunity for these Arabic writers to offer their unique perspectives on science fiction and fantasy, envisioning Iraq's journey toward peace and recovery.

Prose complexity
7/10

Vibe

Thought-ProvokingReflectiveComplexPhilosophical
Multiple POVs

Genres

Dystopian Politics & Society Science Fiction Short Stories Alternate History Post-Apocalyptic

About the author

H
Hassan Blasim

Known for his powerful short stories and contributions to science fiction, Hassan Blasim is an Iraqi author. He edited Iraq + 100, the first anthology of science fiction from Iraq, and his own collections include The Corpse Exhibition and The Madman of Freedom Square.