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Mamdouh Adwan Publishing House

A publishing house established in honor of Syrian writer Mamdouh Adwan, focusing on literature, thought, and translation.

Last updated September 2, 2026

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Overview

Mamdouh Adwan Publishing House is a publishing house established in honor of the legacy of the great Syrian writer Mamdouh Adwan, continuing his dream of building a publishing house that makes the book a cultural act transcending geography and language. It publishes literature and thought, selecting works based on quality and cultural value, not market considerations. It has published over 350 titles in novel, story, poetry, theater, intellectual studies, science, and translation, for writers and translators from around the world. It provides its publications in print, digital, and audio formats. The house has received awards including Best Arab Publishing House at the Sharjah International Book Fair and Best Arab Publisher at the Cairo International Book Fair.

History

The house was established in honor of the legacy of the great Syrian writer Mamdouh Adwan, continuing his dream of building a publishing house that makes the book a cultural act transcending geography and language. Since its launch, it has adopted a project based on publishing literature and thought as pillars in building awareness, choosing works according to quality and cultural value, not market considerations. It has published more than 350 titles in novel, story, poetry, theater, intellectual studies, science, and translation, for writers and translators from around the world. It provides its publications in print, digital, and audio formats. The house has received awards including Best Arab Publishing House at the Sharjah International Book Fair and Best Arab Publisher at the Cairo International Book Fair.

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