Overview

The Hajar Book of Rage ignites the first spark in the elements anthology series, harnessing the primordial force of fire as a fury that destroys and transforms. Bringing together fiction, poetry and essays by writers of colour, this Fire-themed collection delves into the fierce, animating power of rage as a catalyst for revolutionary change. Here, rage teaches. It reveals what we're fighting against and what we're fighting for. It mobilises us into action, rouses our ideals and refuses to let us compromise. And it is unruly and consuming--a blaze that resists containment. This is a searing tribute to the fires of anger that fuel our resistance and burn down the worlds that cannot hold us.

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Author:   Farhaana Arefin
Publisher:   Hajar Press
Imprint:   Hajar Press
Volume:   1
Dimensions:   Width: 12.90cm , Height: 0.80cm , Length: 19.80cm
ISBN:  

9781914221347

ISBN 10:   1914221346
Pages:   98
Publication Date:   30 October 2025
Audience:   General/trade ,  General
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active
Availability:   In Print  
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Table of Contents

Editor's Note Farhaana Arefin Playlist Untitled Rasheed Rollins two stones Aria Danaparamita The Preliminary Flame Before a Kiss Yasmin Alrabiei An Exercise in Neutrality Laetitia Keok Musarrath Nafeesa H. Sequence from a Dream Jiaqi Kang American Sonnet, After Terrence Hayes Malika McKenney Diss Track Sonnet Christian Yeo Xuan In the Absence, Fire Malak Hijazi thinking about rape in the courtyard of a coffeeshop Bidhya Limbu Application for Social Housing in Tower Hamlets Mymona Bibi Broken Parrot: Warrior Tongue Simran Kaur Johal October for Another Century Nur Turkmani the damage has been done Mandy Shunnarah Mites Aurora Leode Fadonougbo Labour Day, May 1 Nicole Morris atlanta ii Banah el Ghadbanah The Fireflies Sarah F. Abdullahi The Blacksmith II Gospel Chinedu A Country That Carries Its Dead Like Firewood Oladosu Michael Emerald About the Authors

Reviews

'This book offers purpose and focus: a call to arms ... a place where historical injustice and present-day horrors sit side by side, and where the personal meets the universal. With other elements to follow, The Hajar Book of Rage sets the bar high.' -- The Skinny

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