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An internationally acclaimed Kuwaiti novelist and journalist. Alsanousi made Arab literary history as one of the youngest authors to win the International Prize for Arabic Fiction 2013 for his landmark masterwork The Bamboo Stalk (Saq Al-Bambu), which also received the Kuwait State Prize and was adapted into a major television drama. He is also the author of celebrated, widely translated novels—including Prisoner of Mirrors, Mama Hissa’s Mice, Doves of the House (Hammam Al-Dar), and Salha’s She-Camel (Naqat Salha). Renowned for his daring social critiques, multifaceted narrative architecture, and evocative excavation of Arabian Gulf heritage, Alsanousi’s monumental trilogy The Mud City Scrolls (Asfar Madinat Al-Teen) marks a peak in modern Arabic magical realism and historical myth-making.
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