Al Malak Al Ahmar (The Red Angel)
By Nedim Gürsel
Translated by Ahmed Othman
In a long restoration of the history of Berlin during the twentieth century before and after the collapse of the Berlin Wall, Nedim Gürsel examines Nazem’s life, the life of this problematic character and the tragedies of the twentieth century. Between Istanbul, Moscow and Berlin, this novel combines everything that is manifested in a Gürsel product: his love for cities and their literature, his love for Turkey and its history and his love for poetry.
Hekayet Youssef Tadros (The Story of Youssek Tadros)
By Adel Essmat
The novel tells the story of Youssef Tadros who takes a long journey, from distributing donation coupons for the Bible Society with his mother. A long journey traveled by Youssef Tadros to embody light and get rid of the myth of self.
Tango Al Afial (Tango of Elephants)
By Wael Abdel Fattah
Tango Al Afial initially appeared to be a project to recycle laziness and the lazy, but Abdel Fattah went to a broader world enjoying the lazy company, comfortable in a rhythm outside the usual, where he plays with the press. And as he steps with the elephants into his fiftieth year, laziness is still a sensory link with writing and time.
Masr wa Moftarak Al Torok (Egypt and the Crossroads)
By Dr. Abdel Hafez Al Kurdi
Here is a compilation of articles and investigations Al Ahram published the outlines of over the past three years. They shed light on the Egyptian situation in those defining years with scientific analysis and comprehensive vision in a calm, sober manner and indispensable historical documentation to put things in perspective, which is what the author did with the honesty of a skilled, impartial researcher.
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