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Sonallah Ibrahim

Egyptian novelist and short story writer

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Ṣunʿ Allāh Ibrāhīm | Modernist Poet, Novelist ... - Britannica • britannica.com

Ṣunʿ Allāh Ibrāhīm is an Egyptian novelist and social critic best known for his satires, which are characterized by a mixture of realism and dark humour. In 1959, while a journalist in Egypt, Ibrāhīm was arrested during political purges ordered by Pres. Gamal Abdel Nasser. For five years he was

That Smell And Notes From Prison : Sonallah Ibrahim : Free Download ... • archive.org

One of the most influential Arabic novels of recent times, That Smell is Sonallah Ibrahim's modernist masterpiece. Composed in the wake of a five-year...

Sonallah Ibrahim: Odd man out | Bidoun • bidoun.org

Illustration by Babak Radboy In October of 2003, Sonallah Ibrahim was named the Arab Novelist of the Year, one of the greatest honors in Arabic literature. At the ceremony at the lavish Cairo Opera House, he slowly and calmly walked up to the stage where the minister of culture stood. Ibrahim, who is rail thin with a frizzy shock of silver hair, pulled out some prepared remarks and proceeded ...

That Smell & Notes from Prison by Sonallah Ibrahim | New Directions • ndbooks.com

That Smell is Sonallah Ibrahim's modernist masterpiece and one of the most influential novels written in Arabic since WWII. Composed after a five-year term in prison, the semi-autobiographical story follows a recently released political prisoner as he wand...

Sonallah Ibrahim - New Directions Publishing • ndbooks.com

Sonallah Ibrahim was born in Cairo in 1937. He studied law at Cairo University and was imprisoned in 1959 for his political activities. While serving his five-year sentence he wrote Notes from Prison and composed That Smell shortly following his release. After several year abroad, he returned in 1974 to Cairo, where he has lived ever since, publishing many works of fiction. In 2004 he was ...

Ugliness in Sonallah Ibrahim's That Smell and Notes from Prison • pshares.org

Sonallah Ibrahim's 1966 debut novella, That Smell, appearing in a 2013 translation from the original Arabic by Robyn Creswell and accompanied by selections from Ibrahim's Notes from Prison, follows an anonymous narrator in the days after his release from political imprisonment in Egypt in the mid-1960s. Free of the prison walls, he is now held captive instead by the policeman who comes to ...

Q&A with Sonallah Ibrahim - Egypt Independent • egyptindependent.com

Sonallah Ibrahim has been often described as "the writer against the establishment." And despite the state's many attempts to silence him through detainment and torture, he remained a symbol of the independent intellectual. He was detained in 1959, when the Nasserist regime was conducting mass arrests of leftists and communists, and he reflected on these experiences in his first novel ...

Sonallah Ibrahim - مؤسسة سلطان بن علي العويس الثقافية • alowais.com

Sonallah Ibrahim has succeeded in achieving a rich balance between aesthetics and social and intellectual content. He is considered one of the most prominent novelists who broke the traditional mold and eliminated linguistic looseness and excess wording from prose. In his writings, he was always keen on modernizing structure and reflecting various social changes through capturing different ...

Sonallah Ibrahim - The University of Chicago Press • uchicago.edu

Sonallah Ibrahim is one of Egypt's best-loved contemporary novelists. His works available in English include The Committee (2001), That Smell and Notes from Priso n (2003), Zaat (2004), Stealth (2009), Beirut, Beirut (2015) and Warda (2021). His novel Ice was published by Seagull Books in 2019.