Steven Salaita is assistant professor of English at Virginia Tech. He is the author of Anti-Arab Racism in the U.S.A. and Arab American Fictions, Cultures, and, Politics.

The deftness with which Steven Salaita decodes the densely-packed Eurosupremacist narratives by which we have come to disapprehend the reality we inhabit is astonishing, on par in many respects with the work of Edward Said, Richard Drinnon and Anne McClintock. The Holy Land in Transit is an essential offering by one of the most promising - indeed, exiting - young scholars to emerge in recent years." - Ward Churchill, author of Fantasies of the Master Race

Steven Salaita is assistant professor of English at Virginia Tech. He is the author of Anti-Arab Racism in the U.S.A. and Arab American Fictions, Cultures, and, Politics.

The deftness with which Steven Salaita decodes the densely-packed Eurosupremacist narratives by which we have come to disapprehend the reality we inhabit is astonishing, on par in many respects with the work of Edward Said, Richard Drinnon and Anne McClintock. The Holy Land in Transit is an essential offering by one of the most promising - indeed, exiting - young scholars to emerge in recent years." - Ward Churchill, author of Fantasies of the Master Race

Steven Salaita is assistant professor of English at Virginia Tech. He is the author of Anti-Arab Racism in the U.S.A. and Arab American Fictions, Cultures, and, Politics.

The deftness with which Steven Salaita decodes the densely-packed Eurosupremacist narratives by which we have come to disapprehend the reality we inhabit is astonishing, on par in many respects with the work of Edward Said, Richard Drinnon and Anne McClintock. The Holy Land in Transit is an essential offering by one of the most promising - indeed, exiting - young scholars to emerge in recent years." - Ward Churchill, author of Fantasies of the Master Race