Hanna Diyab

Syrian writer and storyteller in the 18th century

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2021 Publication of 'The Book of Travels', a two-volume work edited by Johannes Stephan and translated by Elias Muhanna, published by New York University Press.
2021 Publication of 'Hanna Diyab Tales, as Transcribed by Galland in his Diary' in The Annotated Arabian Nights, translated and edited by scholars including Paulo Lemos Horta and Yasmine Seale.
2018 Publication of scholarly articles 'Ḥannā Diyāb's Tales' by Ulrich Marzolph and Anne E. Duggan in Marvels & Tales journal, providing English translations of Galland's summaries of Diyab's tales.
2017 Critical edition of Diyab's autobiography published in Arabic as 'Min Halab ila Baris: Rihla ila Bilat Luwis Arrabi' 'Ashir', edited by Mamede Jarouche and Safa A.-C. Jubran.
2015 Publication of Hanna Diyab's autobiography 'D'Alep à Paris: Les pérégrinations d'un jeune syrien au temps de Louis XIV' in French translation, edited by Paule Fahmé-Thiéry, Bernard Heyberger, and Jérôme Lentin.

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See Also

One Thousand and One Nights

Collection of Middle Eastern folk tales

Ruth B. Bottigheimer

American literary scholar

Vatican Library

Library of the Holy See in Vatican City