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When Hope and Despair collide in the Egyptian public sphere (lecture in Berlin)

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The first fictional short story has been published in the Rowayat Literary Journal. It explores Malcolm X’s visit to Egypt in 1964 but reimagines him meeting novelist Naguib Mahfouz in Alexandria. Read more

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