Dr. Omar Sabbagh is a widely published poet and critic. His work has appeared in, amongst others, Poetry Review, Poetry Wales, The London Magazine, Lighthouse, and Envoi. His three extant poetry collections include My Only Ever Oedipal Complaint and The Square Root of Beirut, both from Cinnamon Press, and his debut novella, Via Negativa — a parable of exile was published by Cinnamon's Liquorice Fish Books impint at the beginning of 2016. He has published critical essays on a number of writers, including George Eliot, Lawrence Durrell, and Henry Miller. He has a PhD in English Literature from King's College London and is presently an Assistant Professor in English at the American University in Dubai.
‘Omar Sabbagh writes with rare intensity and generosity. Ideas and
images overflow the lines of his verse, as well as their own
boundaries, in a Shelleyan helter-skelter. Like Shelley, Sabbagh
believes in the transformative power of poetry; unlike Shelley, he
is also in love with language itself.’
¬Fiona Sampson
*Publisher: Cinnamon Press*
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