L.F. Khouri is a Palestinian writer whose work explores war, memory, and the inheritance of silence. His fiction, nonfiction, poetry, and translations appear or are forthcoming in journals including The Missouri Review, New England Review, The Georgia Review, Michigan Quarterly Review, Guernica, River Teeth, The Massachusetts Review, The Adroit Journal, EPOCH Magazine, The Rumpus, Alaska Quarterly Review, Wigleaf, Brevity, and elsewhere. He is the winner of The Georgia Review Prose Prize 2026.
