Anouar Abdel Malik is a hero of contradiction in The Papers of a Young Egyptian
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The recently released novel spans five decades, between Italy and USA, and between an imaginary town in Italy and the set of the Hollywood classic, Cleopatra
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Joydeep Roy-Bhattacharya takes the debate between soldiers and civilians to a new level in his latest book set in Afghanistan
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Hamza Qinawy, Abdel-Malek's personal assistant, gives Ahram Online his testimony of his boss and mentor
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The content of the book was considered as a grossly offensive and considered an insult to all the resident ethnicities
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Cryptic title of Akash Kapur's book, 'India Becoming,' begs question: becoming what?
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Zein Abdel-Hadi dismissed from his post as Chief of the National Egyptian Library and Archives talks to Ahram Online about what he believes happened
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Amin Maalouf becomes one of France's 'immortals' with his induction into the Academie Francaise for his literary achievements
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A Malaysian Islamic court on Tuesday charged a bookstore manager with selling a book by a Canadian Muslim lesbian activist that was recently banned in the Southeast Asian country.
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Prominent Egyptian political thinker Anouar Abdel-Malek passed away in a Paris hospital on Friday night at 88
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New book by Sameh Fawzy discusses the value of social capital and the role of civil society organisations in Egypt
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The poet Rifaat Salam, editor in chief of the series 'Translation Horizons,' is negotiating with family members of the Egyptian thinker Abdelrahman Badawi to acquire the copyrights of Badawi's work
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John Esposito's latest work draws out the role of Arab dictatorships in exaggerating the image of political Islam before the West
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The archives shed new light on Indian leader Mahatma Gandhi and his time in South Africa
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Faraj Bayrakdar's daughter was just three when he was arrested in 1987 for his political activism
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The documents, which date to 1789 and are signed and annotated by the first U.S. president, are poised to fetch from $2 million to $3 million when they hit the block on 22 June
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A small group started by novelist Kamel Riahi tries to save culture from the avalanche of politics that has taken over since the revolution
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Activists sees the arrests as part of a wider campaign to target the opposition that criticizes the bad political and economical situations
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Bianciotti died after several years of illness that lost him his memory.
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Shohaib calls for NGO funding to be properly monitored, arguing their role is detrimental to the country's national security
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