Adeeb Kamal Ad-Deen (Babylon
-1953) is a poet, journalist and translator who has degrees in Economics
and English Literature from the University of Baghdad plus a Diploma of
Interpreting (Arabic-English) from Adelaide Institute of TAFE, South
Australia.
He has published
13
poetry collections and won the major prize of Iraqi poetry in 1999. His
poetry has been translated into many languages and reviewed by many
Iraqi, Tunisian, Lebanese, Palestinian, Yemeni and Moroccan critics and
published in "Man of Letters: 33 critics write about Adeeb Kamal
Ad-Deen's poetry" (edited by Dr. Migdad Rahim).
On the same subject,
the Syrian critic Dr. Saleh Arrazzouk has published his book "The Social
and Knowledgeable Matter in
Adeeb Kamal Ad-Deen's
Poetry".
As a translator, he has translated into
Arabic short stories and poems from Australia, Japan, New Zealand, China
and the USA.
Adeeb Kamal Ad-Deen now lives in Australia as an Australian citizen and was a special guest at Friendly Street Poets in Adelaide in 2004 and at the Gallery de la Catessen in Adelaide in 2006. Some of his featured poems have been published in "The Best Australian Poems 2007" (edited by Peter Rose) and in many Australian websites, magazines and books, such as "Southerly", "Meanjin"and "Friendly Street Poets".
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