Writers & Journalists
- Ibrahim al-Marashi, academic plagiarized by the British government
- Lorraine Ali, reporter, editor, culture writer and music critic for Newsweek
- Alise Alousi, Iraqi-American poet
- Sinan Antoon, poet, novelist and translator
- Leila Barclay, American journalist and storyteller
- Alon Ben-Meir, professor, writer and is the Middle East Project director at the World Policy Institute
- Sargon Boulus, Assyrian-Iraqi
- Paul Caldani, Assyrian-Iraqi-Radio Iran 670 Am KIRN Los Angeles, California
- Saul Fathi, author
- Abdul Ameer Yousef Habeeb, journalist
- Jack Marshall (author), poet and author
- Dunya Mikhail, poet
- Armand Nassery, author and filmmaker
- Greg Patent, author (Born in Hong Kong to a Russian father and Iraqi mother)
- Daniel Pearl, journalist (kidnapped and murdered in Pakistan)
- Ayad Rahim, journalist
- Mahmoud Saeed, an Iraqi novelist was born in Mosul in 1939. Wrote more than twenty novels and story collections, and hundreds of articles. He started writing short stories at an early age.
- Zainab Salbi, writer, activist, co-founder and president of Women for Women International
- Cindy Sargon, Assyrian-Iraqi TV Chef
- Rachel Wahba, writer
- Thura Al Windawi, author
- Obelit Yadgar, Assyrian-Iraqi- Radio Glendale, Wisconsin
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