Salah Salah, an Iraqi novelist, born in Baghdad in 1962, has lived in Canada since 1999. He has worked as a journalist in Beirut, Baghdad and Amman. He is currently the editor-in-chief of the Arab Emigrant newspaper, published in Toronto. Salah Salah is distinguished for writing the controversial newspaper column, and he constitutes a high percentage of the group of readers who discuss his topics in light of the comments received by the Arab Emigrant newspaper related to what he writes. Salah Salah is a member of the Union of Writers and Writers in Iraq, a member of the Union of Arab Writers and Writers, a member of the Canadian Writers Union, and a member of the Canadian PEN Association to defend writers in the world. Received the Radio France International Prize for Short Story 1994 and Nagy Noaman for Creativity 2007. Among his works: - Under the Rain - A Place for Dreaming - Toronto - Under the Sky of Dogs - Bohemia Ruin - Leaves of Fucking Time - A Place for Dreaming.