Books by May Witwit
May Witwit is an Iraqi who is now living in the UK. She was forced to flee Baghdad when her life became too dangerous – leaving her job as a university lecturer in literature behind her. She has recently published a book about how she managed to escape Iraq with the help of a gutsy BBC journalist.
Interviews with May Witwit
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1
My Year in Iraq
by L Paul Bremer III with Malcolm McConnell -
2
The Assassination Attempts against President Saddam Hussein
by Barzan al-Tikriti -
3
Cultural Cleansing in Iraq
by Raymond W Baker, Shereen T Ismael, Tareq Y Ismael -
4
The Old Man and the Sea
by Ernest Hemingway -
5
A Tale of Two Cities
by Charles Dickens
The best books on Life in Iraq During the Invasion, recommended by May Witwit
The best books on Life in Iraq During the Invasion, recommended by May Witwit
Iraqi academic May Witwit tells of the horrors of US-occupied Iraq: “We were being shot at, and for three days a body lay at my front gate and nobody dared to move him”
