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Awrāq ‘Iṣām ‘Abd al-‘Āṭī
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  • Alaa al-Aswany

    
Aswany’s publications includes a novella, Awrāq Ê¿Iṣām Ê¿Abd al-ʿĀṭī (1989; “The Isam Abd el-Ati Papers”)—which he published himself after encountering difficulties with government censors—and two volumes of short stories (1990 and 1997). The novella was eventually reprinted in the collection NÄ«rān á¹£adÄ«qah (2004; Friendly Fire), which also contains some of


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Aswany’s publications includes a novella, Awrāq Ê¿Iṣām Ê¿Abd al-ʿĀṭī (1989; “The Isam Abd el-Ati Papers”)—which he published himself after encountering difficulties with government censors—and two volumes of short stories (1990 and 1997). The novella was eventually reprinted in the collection NÄ«rān á¹£adÄ«qah (2004; Friendly Fire), which also contains some of


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