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The article investigates how collaborative literary practices affect authorship and community formation in contexts of displacement.

Writing Refuge Together: Collaborative Practices of Production and Circulation in Shatila Stories

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The article investigates how collaborative literary practices affect authorship and community formation in contexts of displacement.
Examined the Shatila Stories project as a case study focusing on collaborative writing processes.
Analyzed the implications of collective authorship and affective relations in literary production.
Discussed the challenges faced in funding and circulating collaborative literary works.
Collaboration redefined authorship, highlighting both individual and collective contributions in literature.
Created a sense of community that transcends national boundaries, enhancing the relationality of literary texts.
Identified challenges in the circulation of collaborative works, influenced by humanitarian narratives and funding limitations.

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This article explores collaborative literature creation in displaced communities, suggesting a redefined notion of authorship.

Núria Codina Solà (2026) studied this question.

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