

Zoe Ferraris, author of
Finding Nouf
, a mystery set in Saudi Arabia, has her own
website where you should be sure to check out the
Q&A. She also has a blog,
Pilgrimage, that will probably get more interesting when she has more than one post (although that first one is pretty good). Matt Beynon Rees (a possible future Rights Readers author) has an
interview focusing mostly on the writing and publishing process while KUCI has a good
audio interview.
For a little of the Saudi atmosphere, check out this National Geograhic
photo gallery .
For human rights background, here is Amnesty International's
Saudi Arabia page with additional commentary on the
Human Rights Now blog. Even more on topic, check out this Human Rights Watch report:
Saudi Arabia: Male Guardianship Policies Harm Women.
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