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Joshua Hersh

Joshua Hersh is a freelance writer who lives in Beirut. His work has appeared in the New Yorker, the New Republic, and the New York Times.

Lebanon's Unlikely Microbrewed Beers

Lebanon's Unlikely Microbrewed Beers

How did a bumbling beer enthusiast with no brewing experience bring stout and red ales to the Middle East?… More »

The Allure of Unripe Fruit

The Allure of Unripe Fruit

An American in Beirut notices something surprising about local food tastes: the people there like unripe fruit. His mission: to find out why. He consults with the most respected food authorities in the area, then does a little unscientific research of his own.… More »

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