Egyptian short stories
By: selected and translated from The Arabic by Denys Johnson-Davies.
Contributors: Johnson--Davies, Denys.
Series: Arab authors ; 8
Publisher: Heinemann Educational; Three Continents
Published: 1978
Place of publication: London; Washington, D.C
Language: eng
Number of pages: 135
Subjects: Short stories, Arabic -- Egypt -- Translations into English.; Egypt -- Social life and customs -- Fiction.
Table of contents: value: Idris, Y. House of flesh.; value: Abdullah, Y. A. Grandad Hasan.; value: El-Kharrat, E. Within the walls.; value: Aslan, I. The performer.; value: Kassem, A. H. The whistle.; value: Taher, B. Suddenly it rained.; value: Al-Khouli, L. The man who saw the sole of his left foot in a cracked mirrow.; value: El-Bisatie, M. A conversation from the third floor.; value: Gorgy, N. Yusuf Murad Morcos.; value: Mahfouz, N. The conjurer made off with the dish.; value: Fayyad, S. The accusation.; value: Fahmy, A. R. A place under the dome.; value: Sibai, Y. The country boy.; value: Ibrahim, S. The snake.; value: Sharouni, Y. The crush of life.; value: Hakki, Y. A story from prison.; value: Ibrahim, G. A. The child and the king.