Ibrahim Nasrallah - Novels

Novels

• Prairies of Fever, Arabic edition 1985; English edition by Interlink 1993 (ISBN 156656106X), Italian edition by Edizioni Lavoro 2001, Hebrow edition by Hed Arzi in 2001, and Danish edition by Underskoven in 2006
• Terrestrial Waves, 1988
• The Barking Dog (Aw), 1990
• Just the Two of Us, Arabic edition 1992, Italian edition by Ilisso under the title "Dentro la notte" 2004, and English edition under the title "Inside the Night" (ISBN 9774160975) by The American University in Cairo Press, 2007
• The Guard of the Lost city, 1998
• Balcony of Delirium, 2005
• Balcony of Snow Man 2009
• Balcony of Disgrace 2010

Palestinian comedy covering 250 years of modern Palestinian history(7 novels)

• Birds of Caution, 1996.
• Eraser Child, 2000.
• Olive Trees of the Streets, 2002.
• Safe Weddings, 2004. (ISBN 9953876258, Arab Scientific Publishers, 2009)
• Under the Midmorning Sun, 2004. (English ISBN 9953-87-626-6, Arab Scientific Publishers, 2009)
• Time of White Horses, 2007. Shortlisted for the International Prize for Arabic Fiction, ISBN 977-416-489-X, Nancy Roberts(Translator), American University in Cairo Press (Publisher), 512 pages
• Lanterns of The King of Galilee, 2012.

Nasrallah has also written poetry for children in two collections:

• Good Morning Children, 1983.
• Good Things Called Home,1984.

As a writer and editor he has also published literary works about other Arab writers and poets which include:

• The Flying Autobiography; Less than an Enemy. More than a Friend. Author. 2006
• The Defeat of the Victors: The Cinema between Creativity and Market Demand. Author.
• The Art and the Artist: Jabra Ibrahim Jabra’s writings about fine art (editor) 2000.
• The Complete Poetry Collection of The Palestinian Poet Ahmad Hilmi Abdul-Baqui, (Researcher and Editor), 2002.

Nasrallah is a regular contributor to several to the main newspapers in the Arab World. He is also a painter and photographer. He has contributed to several exhibitions and had his own photography shows entitled “The Autobiography of an Eye” in 1996, and “Under Two Suns :Images and Words” in 2004, "The Life of the Dead Sea" a participation at the fifth Gwangju Biennale – South Korea 2004. Many academic theses handled his poetry and novels. The following dealt exclusively with his works: Nasrallah also had poetry reading at several cultural centers in metropolitan cities such as Paris, Rome, Venice, Frankfurt, Berlin, and cities in England Denmark, Switzerland and the United States of America ...., not to mention numerous literary activities in almost all Arabic capitals. Nasrallah also gave lectures and poetry readings at many of the local Jordanian universities as well Arabs and European universities.