#Egypt
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Literature
Salt and Gunpowder – Short Story
After a hundred days of a suffocating siege, news began to arrive of the imminent Israeli withdrawal following the disengagement…
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The Cadaver’s Paramour – Short Story
The morgue was freezing—colder than it had ever been. He rushed to Leila’s tray, but nature had begun its inevitable…
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Ashes of the Spotlight – Short Story
On a harsh, wintry night, Zinat took her last breath. She died alone, surrounded by nothing but old black-and-white photographs…
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The Little Mirror of Secrets
Sitting in front of her small vanity mirror, seven-year-old Layla decided today was the day for “The Grand Game.” She…
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The Anesthetized Truth – Short Story
You can kill the doctor, but you cannot kill the truth that has taken root in the bodies of those…
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Layla, the Nightingale – A Short Story
No one knew who she was. She was taken away in an ambulance as an “unidentified body.” That evening, a…
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The Shadows of the Rubble
The sky over Jerusalem was draped in a somber shade of gray when the sirens wailed. It wasn’t just a…
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Egyptian Poet Expands Horizons
Egyptian Poet Abdel Latif Moubarak Breaks International Borders with New English Collection “Probability” Cairo, Egypt / Barcelona, Spain Celebrated Egyptian…
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Pain rose up – Poetry from Egypt
Pain rose up From beneath my doorstep. It spread its sails in my heart, And blocked my gates. Abdel Latif…
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Egypt Celebrates the Creativity
Poet Abdel Latif Moubarak Receives “Sergio Camellini” International Poetry Award in Italy MODENA, ITALY The Italian city of Modena, specifically…
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