i’m looking to build a list of recommended reading related to the Highway. my guess is that several of us have existing lists. would you be willing to share what your top refugee-related reading resources are? if so, please share them using the “comment” option to this post. thanks!
here are some of the printed resources i’ve found worthwhile…
- World Refugee Survey (published annually by the USCRI)
- UNHCR Teaching Resources
- The State of the World’s Refugees (2006), a UNHCR publication
- Lost On Earth, by Mark Fritz
- The Middle of Everywhere, by Mary Pipher
- What is the What?, by Dave Eggers (a former Lost Boy)
i look forward to seeing what others add to this list!
Hi there,
I’m really excited to have found this Web site and this particular conversation thread.
Are you looking for creative writing about refugee experiences? If so, check these Canadian ones out:
Nega Mezlekia’s memoir _Notes from the Hyena’s Belly_
Camilla Gibb’s novel _Sweetness in the Belly_
M.G. Vassanji’s short story “Refugee” published in the collection _Uhuru Street_
Neil Bissoondath’s short story “On the Eve of Uncertain Tomorrows” published in a collection by the same name.
There are also a number of poems by Lillian Allen, Olive Senior, and others; if you’re interested, I can look them up and add them to this list.
A great book published from a political science perspective and aimed at academics is _Rethinking Refugees: Beyond States of Emergency_ by Peter Nyers
Another book published from a sociology perspective is _Mistrusting Refugees_ by Danielson and Knudsen
Are these the kinds of things you’re looking for?
thanks, erin! this is exactly what we are looking for! much appreciated.
I hope most of these are helpful for you.
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