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Omar Mouallem, also known by his stage name A.O.K. (Assault Of Knowledge) is a rapper and award-winning writer.〔(Winners of the 37th annual National Magazine Awards ) (The Sex Positive Journalism Awards | News )〕〔(Quick Hitters:: Prairie Rap Blowout Edition - Herohill )〕 ==Biography == Omar Mouallem is a rapper, writer and editor. He has contributed to "Wired", ''Eighteen Bridges'', "The Walrus", ''Globe and Mail'', ''enRoute'' and ''Vice Canada''. His essays and features have garnered him recognition from the National Magazine Awards, Professional Writers Association of Canada and the Alberta Magazine Publishers Association. 〔()〕 In 2008 he wrote a book called ''Amazing Cats,'' which was published by Folklore Publishing. He used the money to fund his debut album "If You Don't Buy This CD the Terrorists Win" 〔http://www.chapters.indigo.ca/books/Amazing-Cats-Stories-about-Omar-Mouallem/9781894864732-item.html?pticket=1ejeobipzxv41v45zgjld3ziBQ87CcyhbRwCiwf2gLTEccJnC%2fk%3d〕 〔()〕 "Under the Veil", an article in "Eighteen Bridges" about the personal and political meanings of hijiabs, won him an award from the Alberta Magazine Publishers Association in 2012 for Best Alberta Story.〔(Alberta Magazine Publishers Association )〕 He won a 2014 National Magazine Awards for another Eighteen Bridges story, "The Kingdom of Haymour", which profiled a man who took the Canadian Embassy in Beirut hostage in the 1970s over a British Columbia land dispute.〔(National Magazine Awards )〕 In 2013, he won Edmonton's Emerging Artist Award and served as the Edmonton Public Library's writer in residence. 〔()〕 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Omar Mouallem」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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