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Book Description

There are nineteen works of fiction currently available in paperback from Anchor. Because of the many universal themes of Mahfouz's work, and the variety of titles from which one can choose, this guide has been designed to provide you with questions that can apply to any or all of the books by Mahfouz which you choose to read. The questions offer new perspectives and context for your conversations. Although each of Mahfouz's novels is a unique reading experience, in an effort to guide you in making a selection, it is suggested that you might particularly be interested in one of the four following titles, each of which represents a different decade of his career: Palace Walk (1956), Midaq Alley (1966), The Harafish (1977), and The Journey of Ibn Fattouma (1983).

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Paperback 464 Pages
Edition: 1st Anchor Books Ed
ISBN-10: 0385264739
ISBN-13: 9780385264730
Publisher: Anchor
Pub date: Oct 18, 1996
Dimensions: 20 cm x 13 cm x 3 cm Just how big is that?
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