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- Egyptian writer who was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in , the first Arabic writer to be so honored.
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- Aleya Serour is the author of حكمة الحياة ( avg rating, 97 ratings, 9 reviews, published ), Writing Egypt ( avg rating, 0 ratings, 0 reviews.
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- Even Aleya Serour, who worked with Mahfouz for more than 25 years as his literary agent, confesses that during all those years she had only read four or five of his novels.
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Remembering Naguib Mahfouz: Life&#;s Wisdom
THE death of the great Arab writer Naguib Mahfouz reminded me albeit sadly that an avid reader’s worst enemy is: Time. Even Aleya Serour, who worked with Mahfouz for more than 25 years as his literary agent, confesses that during all those years she had only read four or five of his novels. And it was not until she started working on a unique collection of quotations from the works of Naguib Mahfouz that she finally had the opportunity to read all his novels: “I was astounded and fascinated by what I read. Not only by the different forms and styles, not only by his brilliant description of places, and his extraordinary portrayal of characters, but by the philosophical content of his writings,” she says.
“Life’s Wisdom” from the Works of the Nobel Laureate is a delightful little book. In the words of its editor, Aleya Serour, it is a distilled collection of quotations that highlight the writer’s thoughts and views on youth, love, ma