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FRANKENSTEIN IN BAGHDAD

Ahmed Saadawi

Set after the 2003 US invasion of Iraq, Frankenstein in Baghdad captures the ordinary yet not so ordinary life in rapidly-changing Baghdad. The novel illustrates the complexity of life for a citizen in Iraq, highlights the atrocities of war and sectarianism, and questions our sense of bias and morality. Frankenstein in Baghdad is a novel relevant for everyone irrespective of their nationality.

Zahraa Al-Dawood

THE INKBLOT JOURNAL

Published by the AUS Writing Center

Silent Struggles Understanding Mental Health Challenges Among Writing Center Tutors

Dear Society

Wilting Flowers

Escaping the Rabbit Hole

Stars Aligned: The Impact of a Star Rating System on WC Success

Tutoring Strategies to Enhance Tutees’ Emotional Well-being in the Writing Center

The War for a Meaningful Life

Defying Expectations and Choosing My Own Path

Silicon Soul Searching: An AI's Quest for Meaning

To Our Tutor Graduates, Thank You

Checking In: Emotions at The Writing Center

Interview With Manaswi Madichetty on Her Work at the Writing Center

Interview With Sherazi on the Writing Center and Beyond

Tutoring as an Introvert: Understanding and Supporting Introverted Tutors in the Writing Center

Growing Pains

Flexible Equilibria

Uncertainty And Its Unusual Beauty

The Elephants in The Room: Emotions at The Writing Center

Therapeutic Writing: A Quick Guide to Journaling

Survival

inkblot across

the years

DREAMS

GROWTH

IDENTITY AND WRITING

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