Non-English-Speaking Authors

In almost a year I’d not been approached by non-English-speaking authors to take part in something other than the live Zoom sessions or in-person events, i.e. as text rather than video, then I get two in one week!

I hate saying ‘no’ completely so while it’s unlikely that the authors below will be taking part in the live Zoom events, I’m more than happy to give them a mention (for free).

If you qualify and would like to be added below, please email me your equivalent in English please ~ I can amend if needed, i.e.:

  • Which one country you wish to be listed under…
  • A third-person biography of no more than 100 words…
  • A link to your website: https://…
  • A link to your Amazon (or other) author page (or book page if you don’t have one): https://amazon…
  • Link/s to your social media profile/s or page/s: https://…
  • One book cover (front only) as a jpg file or similar.

As I have done below… Thanks! And do let me know whenever they need updating, e.g. when you have a new book out!

EGYPT

Mohamed Ahmed Elbossily Mohamed is an independent Egyptian author and founder of ELBOSSILY Books. His work spans fiction, reflective nonfiction, psychological and social themes, morality, relationships, technology, and children’s literature. He currently has seven published eBooks, six of which are available in both English and Arabic. His eighth book, The Slumber Trespasser, is a forthcoming gothic psychological horror and mystery novel set in Transylvania in 1886. His writing is often inspired by real-life observations, human behavior, and the ways modern environments and technology shape everyday life. Find out more from Mohamed’s website, Amazon page, and Instagram.

INDIA

Hanifa K. Tharin is an author and poet rooted in Afghan heritage and born and raised in India. Drawn to literary expression since childhood, her writing engages with identity, memory, displacement, belonging, faith, resilience, and the quiet profundities of ordinary life. Her debut poetry collection, GRACE Found in Ordinary Days: Verses and Reflections, received the 2026 Bengaluru Literary Honour for Best Invective Poetry Book and was reviewed by Jamshedpur Research Review 2026. Her work has also been featured in literary interviews, including LiFT Magazine. Her forthcoming novel, Woman in the Mist, traces Afghan-Indian women across generations, exploring migration, memory, heritage, endurance, and the enduring bonds of belonging. Find out more from her Amazon Page, Interview Link,  Jamshedpur research reviewer, Instagram (Hanifa Tareen), Instagram (Hanifa K Tharin) and Linkedin.

ITALY

Massimo Lorusso, an Italian living in Milan, is the author of his autobiography, ‘The Voice of Silence – What Words Do Not Say‘, written thirty-eight years after a dive into the sea in Rimini, north-east Italy, aged seventeen, left him with a cervical spinal cord injury. The book tells the long story that followed: family, fatherhood, marriage, personal assistance, years in residential settings, mobility, travel, grief, and the continuing effort to remain the author of one’s own life despite extensive physical dependence. Find out more from Massimo’s website, Amazon page, and his profiles on Facebook and Instagram.

Other countries coming soon?