9 Short Stories by Egyptian Women, in Translation

Nicholas AndrianiAugust 18, 2021arab authors, comparative literature, folklore, Islam, Islamic History, language, linguistics, literary fiction, literary nonfiction, literature, memoir, novels, ON WRITING, Reading Women Challenge, writingAfrica, anthropology, Arab, Arab literature, Arabia, Arabic, Art, author, comparative literature, Confession, culture, egypt, feminism, folklore, gastronomy, islam, journalism, literary, literary agent, literary fiction, literary nonfiction, literature, mena, middle east, Mythology, nonfiction, novelist, philosophy, poet, Poetry, world literature, writers life, Writing

In 1993, University of Texas Press brought out a collection of short stories by Egyptian women, in translation, edited by Marilyn Booth, called My …
9 Short Stories by Egyptian Women, in Translation

Published by Nicholas Andriani

Writer • Poet • Educator • #英語教師 Food, Folklore & Pop Culture in Japan. Part-time Cheesemonger Asian Studies + English + 日本語 @mizzou View more posts

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