Three issues of Mizna مزنة, the award-winning journal publishing poetry, prose, and art about SWANA (Southwest Asian and North African) life. The Experimental Issue, the Tribute to Etel Adnan, and the Comix Issue. With contributions from Mohammed El-Kurd, Solmaz Sharif, Kazim Ali, Leila Abdelrazaq, and many more. Value: $36

A limited-edition newsprint journal published by Mizna, in partnership with Asian American Writers Workshops’ The Margins. "I Want Sky" is a collection honoring lesbian Egyptian activist Sarah Hegazy’s one irreplaceable life, and the lives of all LGBTQ+ Arabs and people of the SWANA (Southwest Asian and North African) region and its diaspora. Guest-edited by Mariam Bazeed, featuring contributions from Banah el Ghadbanah, Mejdulene B. Shomali, Nour Kamel, Qais Kamran, Shiyam Galyon, Walid Daou, and many more. This special collaboration was designed by Morcos Key with illustrations by Haitham Haddad of Studio Mnjnk. Value: $6

Five books from Aforementioned Productions, an independent press in Boston. Forward: 21st Century Flash Fiction, a limited-edition anthology of short stories featuring work by writers of color, including Palestinian American author, George Abraham. That's When the Knives Come Down, a critically acclaimed short story collection by Dolan Morgan. Three issues of apt, Aforementioned Productions' award-winning literary journal (themes: Surveillance, Long Poems, and Climate Change). Value: $68

A three-year subscription to AGNI, Boston University's premier literary journal, publishing contemporary writers, including their featured column, Dispatches from Palestine. Value: $59

Passes to attend three screenings of films at the Boston Palestine Film Festival. Screenings can be in-person or virtual. Value: $45

Palestinian-owned cafe in Somerville offering traditional Palestinian pastries, chocolates, savory sides, and chai inspired by Al-Quds (Jerusalem). Value: $35

A one-hour chat about writing with Arab fiction writer Key K. Bird at Andala Coffee House, a Palestinian-owned restaurant in Cambridge offering traditional Palestinian food from Al-Quds (Jerusalem). Value: $35 (cost of food)

Gift card to Brookline Booksmith, the longstanding bookstore in Coolidge Corner. Value: $40

A three-book bundle! Things You May Find Hidden in My Ear by Mosab Abu Toha (poems), Salt Houses by Hala Alyan (novel), and My Friends by Hisham Matar (novel). All books donated by Brookline Booksmith. Value: $63

A three-book bundle! Minor Detail by Adania Shibli (novel), The Wrong End of the Telescope by Rabih Alameddine (novel), and Martyr! Kaveh Akbar (novel). All books donated by Brookline Booksmith. Value: $61

A three-book bundle! The Hundred Years' War on Palestine by Rashid Khalidi (history), The Tiny Journalist by Naomi Shihab Nye (poems), Enter Ghost by Isabella Hammad (novel). All books donated by Brookline Booksmith. Value: $65

One bar of Baabda Olive Oil and Laurel Oil Soap: (Miskè مستكة Scent). Baabda soaps are handmade with a very light conditioning recipe containing 5% laurel oil sourced from Syrian farmers. Miskè is made by infusing ground mastic pearls into olive oil, leaving the oil smelling fresh & uplifting. Use daily for any cleansing needs. INGREDIENTS: Saponified olive oil (95%), laurel oils (5%), ground mastic, spearmint oil. Scent profile: Minimum; Weight: 7.5oz. Value: $18

Canaan Palestine's Wild Caper Tomato Tapenade takes wild collected capers from the hills of Palestine blended with sun-dried tomatoes. This makes a great toast topper and adds a flavorful twist to pasta or meat. INGREDIENTS: Organic sun-dried tomatoes, organic capers, organic olive oil, Dead Sea salt. Value: $12

Canaan Palestine's Jenin Olive Oil has a fresh green and fruity flavor with a rich buttery finish, sourced from hand-picked Nabali and Souri olives grown on family farms in the West Bank. INGREDIENTS: Olive oil. Value: $32

Keffiyeh, a national symbol of a Palestine. Donated by the Boston Palestine Film Festival. Value: $35

Do you have a short story or essay that you would like to prepare for publication? Adam Stumacher is offering a manuscript consultation on a single work of fiction or nonfiction up to 20 pages in length. The consultation includes line comments throughout the manuscript, a 2-3 page feedback letter, and a 45-minute conversation via Zoom. Adam Stumacher's work has appeared in The New York Times, Granta, Narrative, The Kenyon Review, and others, and his commentaries appear on NPR. He has taught writing at MIT, The Harvard Kennedy School, The University of Wisconsin, and in prisons and community events. His work draws on his experience as a longtime educator and leader in urban schools, as well as his experience as a human rights observer in the West Bank.

An art print by Cicely Carew. Cicely Carew (b. 1982, Los Angeles, CA) is a Boston-based artist, educator, and wellness coach whose multimedia works blur the boundaries between disciplines in an expression of sensory transfiguration and delight. Working from a place of improvisation and spiritual embodiment, Carew’s unique language of abstraction signals the transformative power of joy and liberation. Recent solo exhibitions include the Fuller Craft Museum (forthcoming 2025), ICA Boston (2023), Fitchburg Art Museum (2022), The Commons Provincetown (2021), and Simmons University (2020).

An original drawing by Eben Haines. Eben Haines was born in Boston, MA in 1990, and he received his BFA with honors from the Massachusetts College of Art and Design in 2013. His work investigates the life of objects through works that emphasize the constructed nature of history. Haines’s paintings, drawings, sculptures, and installations employ various techniques and materials to suggest the passage of time and volatility. Recent exhibitions include Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston (2021), Museum of Fine Arts, Boston (2021), and The Royal Society of American Art (2020).

Artwork by Masha Keryan. Masha Keryan is an Armenian American visual artist. She received her BFA from the Massachusetts College of Art and Design in 2016. During her adolescent years, Keryan received academic art training while living in Post-Soviet Armenia (Yerevan) and continued to foster her love of painting by studying under various native artists. Throughout her apprenticeship, she learned the styles of classical drawing, watercolor and portraiture. This experience would soon come to shape her artistic style, instilling in her the strict, fundamental traditions of art. Work by the artist has been recently featured in the virtual exhibition Whether We Like It, on Arloopa (2021), Alone Together, at Flowering Rock Gallery (2020), Shimmer, at Boston Center for the Arts (2020), Areacode Art Fair, Boston, MA (2020).

Artwork by Jennifer Liston Munson. Jennifer Liston Munson received an MFA from the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston and Tufts University, and a BFA from Massachusetts College of Art and Design and Loughborough College of Art and Design in England. In 2001, Liston Munson won the Traveling Scholars award which culminated with a show at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. Her work combines high tech-low tech processes to expose invisible private and public histories. Her work was represented by the Judi Rotenberg gallery 2002–2011 and is currently represented by bk projects and is held in many corporate and private collections.