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How Trauma Is Passed Through Generations
26 Aug
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How Trauma Is Passed Through Generations – What Syria Taught Me About Inheritance

  • December 2, 2025
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I’ve met people who carry wounds they can’t name. They speak of anxiety without cause, sorrow without memory, rage without explanation....

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Damascus Has Fallen
26 Aug
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Stories That Stay: 8 Books About Refugee Experiences You Should Read

  • December 2, 2025
  • By author-avatar Siwar Al Assad
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There’s a question I’ve heard over and over again, at readings, through messages online, even whispered across tables after book events...

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Colonial Legacy in Modern Syria
26 Aug
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How the Colonial Legacy in Modern Syria Still Shapes Our Future

  • December 2, 2025
  • By author-avatar Siwar Al Assad
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If you’ve ever tried to explain Syria’s complex present without touching on its colonial past, you’ll find it doesn’t quite add up. I’v...

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differences between exile and refugee
26 Aug
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When Words Carry Worlds: The Real Differences Between Exile and Refugee

  • December 2, 2025
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Over the years, I’ve received many letters, some from young readers in the diaspora, others from older Syrians who left decades ago. Th...

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war affects storytelling
26 Aug
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One Person’s Story of Storytelling: How War Affects Storytelling in Syria and Beyond

  • December 2, 2025
  • By author-avatar Siwar Al Assad
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Sometimes, I receive messages from readers asking me why my stories no longer feel like they used to, why the shadows are darker, the s...

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fight for Cultural Preservation
18 Jul
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Why I Write: Cultural Memory, Literary Resistance, and Syria’s Survival

  • December 2, 2025
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If there’s one question I return to often, both in life and in literature, it’s this: What happens to a culture when the world stops se...

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An Interview with Siwar Al Assad
18 Jul
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Writing, War, and the Will to Rebuild: A Conversation with Siwar Al Assad

  • February 23, 2026
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Over the years, I’ve received countless messages, some sent quietly by email, others left as public comments on social media. Readers f...

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The Psychology of Storytelling in Post-Conflict Syria
18 Jul
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Why Stories Survive When Cities Don’t: The Psychology of Post-War Syria

  • December 2, 2025
  • By author-avatar Siwar Al Assad
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When a city crumbles, you don’t just lose buildings, you lose the echoes. The morning calls to prayer. The chatter in the cafés. The my...

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Protect Strategies for Heritage Sites in Active Conflict
18 Jul
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Can We Really Save Our Ruins? How to Protect Culture When Bombs Are Falling

  • February 23, 2026
  • By author-avatar Siwar Al Assad
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When I first stood in the shadow of Palmyra’s ancient columns as a child, I didn’t yet understand what they meant. They were grand, yes...

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Transitional Justice vs. Cultural Memory
18 Jul
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Justice or Memory? What Post-War Syria Can’t Afford to Forget

  • December 2, 2025
  • By author-avatar Siwar Al Assad
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In the aftermath of war, there’s always a question: what comes first, accountability or healing? For Syria, a nation carrying both anci...

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Who is Siwar Al Assad?

Siwar Al Assad is a Syrian-born author known for his eloquent novels that explore love, justice, heritage, and human resilience. With a background in international law and a lifelong dedication to cultural understanding, he uses literature as a platform for reflection and dialogue. Now based in London, he continues to write, speak, and advocate for peace across communities.

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