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Akl Awit (born 1952, Beirut) is a Lebanese poet, critic, literary journalist and academic professor. He is the editing director of the MULHAK, the weekly cultural supplement of the daily Lebanese newspaper An Nahar.
   He has already published eight poetry books in Beirut, and an anthology of his works has appeared in Cairo in 2002. He is about to publish his ninth poetry collection.
   His poems have been translated from Arabic into many foreign languages, and have been published in various magazines and anthologies in France, England, Italy, Spain and Germany.
   Akl Awit holds a PHD in modern Arabic literature, and teaches Modern poetry and journalism at the Saint Joseph University in Beirut.
   Some of his literary, socio-cultural and political articles cause polemics. His "letter addressed to God", an editorial which appeared on the front page of the newspaper on the eve of the American war against Iraq, provoked a lot of reactions. Accused of blasphemy, he was brought before the courts.

Bibliography in Arabic

Erasing the exile of water - Beirut 1981
Leaning on the flower of the body - Beirut 1985
Reading the obscurity - Beirut 1986
Under the sun of the inner body - Beirut 1991
I invited no one - Beirut 1994
Domain of the cypress - Beirut 1996
Open the days so that I disappear behind them- Beirut 1998
Setting the dead free - Beirut 2001
Another sky (anthology) - Cairo 2002

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