The Contemporary Arab Contribution to World Culture – An Arab Western Dialogue, edited by Magdi Youssef, Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2018. pp. 235
This book is rather an argument bearing on the idea of "Unity of Knowledge" in our times. Thus, the (...)
Tokar: Hekayat Miaat wa Alf Qamar (Tokar: The Story of One Hundred Thousand Moons) by Amr Shaarawi, Al-Ain publishing, Cairo 2016. pp. 578.
This historical novel tackles the defeat of the Egyptian Army – and its leader Ahmed Orabi – at the hands of (...)
I'sht maratein (I Lived Twice) by Hamdy Kandil, Dar El-Shorouk Publishing, Cairo, 2014, pp.592
Renowned media personality Hamdy Kandil begins his enjoyable yet lengthy autobiography by speaking about his childhood, which was a contented one. He was (...)
Tagdeed Al-Khitab Al-IslamiMin Al-Minbar Ila Al-Internet (Regeneration of Islamic Discourse from the Podium to the Internet) by Mohamed Younis, Cairo: Dar Al-Maktaba Al-Arabiyah Lilkitab Publishing, 2013, 300pp.
In his latest book, Mohamed Younis (...)
With only seven feature films, Tawfiq Saleh (1926-2013) carved out an almost matchless stature. He is considered one of the pillars of Egyptian realist cinema. His active years as a director were confined between 1955 and 1980 in which he directed (...)
Suquut As-Samt(The Silence has Fallen) by Ammar Ali Hasan, Cairo: Al-Dar Al-Masriya Al-Libnaniya Publishing, 2013. 662pp.
Political scientist Ammar Ali Hassan builds his new novel around a revolutionary named Hassan Abd-Al-Rafi, with whom nearly all (...)
Dawlat Al-Aqrab(State of the Scorpion),by Fouad Qandeel, Cairo: Dar Al-Maktaba Al-Arabiyah Lilkitab Publishing, 2013.
Qandeel, the winner of a number of prestigious awards, opens his latest novel (his 19th to date) with an introduction focusing on (...)