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The publications of the General Union of Writers and Authors in Iraq celebrate the release of two poetry collections by poets Faiz Al-Haddad and Alya Al-Maliki. During the session, the importance of renewal in literature was emphasized, along with the necessity of inventing free poetic forms that reflect reality and promote creativity. Al-Haddad revealed that his collection, "To You, the Apology of the Sea," combines his personal and national experiences, blending both old and new texts. He also firmly rejected the term "free verse," considering it closer to what he called "free poetry." On her part, Al-Maliki explained that her collection, "Unsettling Intentions," is a product of the spirit of defiance and the freedom of expression. She indicated that her style is non-static, characterized by flexibility, with a focus on choosing titles with independent poetic connotations. Critics discussed how the works of both poets are marked by thematic diversity and innovative treatment of poetic forms, with particular emphasis on the topics of women and homeland. At the end of the session, the poets and participating cultural figures were honored.
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