Rola Harb (she/her) joined One Signal Publishers in 2024. She was most recently at Astra House Books where she edited, among others, one of
Debutiful, Michigan Quarterly Review, and
Reactor's Most Anticipated of 2024,
Mouth by Puloma Ghosh, the highly acclaimed
The Chronicles of Doom by S.H. Fernando Jr., and the 2023 Center for Fiction First Novel Prize winner
We Are a Haunting by Tyriek White. Her forthcoming titles include
Every Moment is a Life, a bilingual Arabic-English anthology of Palestinian writers compiled by susan abulhawa,
They Told Me Back Home Would Be Beautiful by
Elena Dudum,
Ola Salem's
From Frankincense to Fragheads, Tell Me About Myself by
Sarah Manavis, and
Beg, Borrow, Scam by
Jess McHugh.
Rola is drawn to ideas that challenge the literary norm and evocative storytelling that highlights the voices of those who have been traditionally underrepresented in publishing. She's seeking prose-forward nonfiction in the fields of cultural criticism and memoir as well as voice-driven, experimental literary fiction and literature in translation.
Areas of Interest: Narrative Nonfiction, Cultural Criticism, Memoir, Social Theory, Literature in Translation, Literary Fiction, Speculative and Genre-Bending stories, Marginalized and Underrepresented Communities and Voices