Book Launch: Dear Sondos
Book Launch: Dear Sondos
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Join us for the launch of Dear Sondos, a deeply moving and unexpected story of friendship that transcends borders, identities, and lived realities.
Born out of a simple act of support and a shared love of writing, Dear Sondos traces the real-life correspondence between Davie, a Jewish writer from New York, and Sondos, a Palestinian poet in Gaza. What begins as an exchange of messages soon unfolds into an intimate dialogue—one that bridges distance, dismantles assumptions, and reveals the quiet, powerful threads of humanity that connect us all.
Through their words, we are invited into two parallel worlds shaped by conflict, displacement, and resilience. Yet within these realities, something tender emerges: empathy, curiosity, humour, and even a shared love of donuts. As Davie and Sondos come to know one another, so too do we—witnessing a relationship that challenges dominant narratives and insists on connection in the face of separation.
This special evening will celebrate not only the release of this remarkable debut, but also the voices behind it. With readings, reflections, and conversation, we will explore the story behind the book, the process of collaboration across borders, and the enduring power of storytelling as a form of resistance, healing, and hope.
Featuring intricate map illustrations by Natalí De Mello, Dear Sondos offers more than a story—it presents a blueprint for a different way of seeing the world.
Come as a guest. Leave as part of the conversation.
About the Authors
Sondos Al-Saqqa is a writer and poet from Gaza who has lived through multiple wars and ongoing conflict. Her previous works, including Aerie Tales and The Heart’s Gaze, have reached audiences across the world, carrying her voice far beyond borders.
DNL (Davie) is a New York-based writer and physics PhD candidate whose work spans science writing and storytelling. Dear Sondos marks her debut book.
An evening of literature, dialogue, and shared humanity—everyone is welcome.
Location
Palestine House, WC1V 6JJ