Annia Ciezadlo
- English
- French
Education
MA in Journalism, New York University
Annia Ciezadlo spent fifteen years based in Beirut and Baghdad as a freelance foreign correspondent, where she reported on politics and civilian life. She was a special correspondent for The Christian Science Monitor in Baghdad and The New Republic in Beirut, and her writing on culture, politics, and the Middle East has also appeared in The New York Times, The Washington Post, Time, Newsweek, Foreign Affairs, Foreign Policy, Granta, and The Nation. The New York Times called her memoir, Day of Honey, “among the least political, and most intimate and valuable, to have come out of the Iraq War.”
Genres: Fiction, nonfiction, and cross-genre writing
Partial list of publications: Day of Honey. Her writing has appeared in The New York Times, The Washington Post, Time, Newsweek, Foreign Affairs, Foreign Policy, Granta, Guernica, and elsewhere.
Awards: American Book Award, Dayton Literary Peace Prize (runner-up), James Beard Foundation Book Award (finalist), Katherine Schneider Journalism Award for Excellence in Reporting on Disabilities
Languages: English, French, Arabic
Current residence: USA