Four Feminist Literary Voices at Women’s Forum

The literary session organized by the Women's Forum at the Union of Writers and Authors of Iraq focused on the experiences of four female writers in the fields of novel, short story, poetry, visual arts, and journalism. The session discussed how each contributes a different artistic vision: Higha Talib's experience in novel writing and her portrayal of Iraq's reality and its transformations; Raghad Al-Suhail's emphasis on merging narrative sensitivity with scientific perspectives; Ghram Al-Rubaei's view on the intersection between poetry and visual arts; and Nahida Star raising questions about modernity. The participants pointed out that creative texts remain alive and fruitful, and that reading and critique continuously uncover new dimensions in artistic works. They also emphasized that their experiences reflect a diversity of arts, highlighting the importance of artistic expression in addressing Iraq’s issues and social and cultural transformations, while showcasing the evolution of writing and the boundaries between literature and visual arts.

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