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The Book of Khartoum : A City In Short Fiction - Edited By. Raph Cormack & Max Shmookler القرآن الكريم Translated from the Arabic by

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Translated from the Arabic by Raph Cormack

في هذا الكتاب نتلمّس مزيج الصخب والجنون والعزلة، بينما نطّلع على المصائر الصعبة، فمثلاً يصل عنفوان الأمريكية فاليري سولاناس إلى حد إطلاق الرصاص على شخص حاول دفن موهبتها، وتدفع عنايات الزيات حياتها ثمناً للفشل في أن تجد لنفسها موطناً في قاهرة الخمسينات، وتنمّي رضوى عاشور مهارتها الفائقة في التنكر حتى تصبح أخف في مجتمع لا يعرف سوى الانكسارات

Eltoukhy eschews all the conventional references to Alexandria's cosmopolitan past and its position by the sea

بالتعاون مع: مارك مانسون

creating powerful evocations of displacement

The Book of Khartoum : A City In Short Fiction - Edited By. Raph Cormack & Max Shmookler القرآن الكريم Translated from the Arabic byISBN 13: 978 1 90558 372 0 Edited By: Raph Cormack & Max Shmookler Year of Publishing: 2016 Publisher: Comma Press Page Numbers: 80 Pages Cover: Paperback *FEATURING THE WINNER OF THE CAINE PRIZE 2017* Khartoum, according to one theory, takes its name from the Beja word hartooma, meaning meeting place. Geographically, culturally and historically, the Sudanese capital is certainly that: a meeting place of the Blue and White Niles, a confluence of

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