A prostitute in one of this man's novels takes on the nickname Titi; when her fiancÃ© discovers her with British troops and throws a beer glass at her, he is beaten to death.
A prostitute in one of this man's novels takes on the nickname Titi; when her fiancÃ© discovers her with British troops and throws a beer glass at her, he is beaten to death. In addition to writing about Hamida and the barber Abbas in one novel, this author wrote a work about Arafa's attempts to overthrow the Chief Strongman, the latest in a series of such rulers. The title figures of that work by this author represent the three (*) Abrahamic religions. The conservative wife Amina is hit by a car in one of this author's novels, which centers on the marriage of Aisha, the daughter of the adulterous Al-Sayyid Ahmad. For 10 points, name this author of Midaq Alley, Children of Gebalawi, and Palace Walk, the last of which is part of his Cairo Trilogy.
A prostitute in one of this man's novels takes on the nickname Titi; when her fiancÃ© discovers her with British troops and throws a beer glass at her, he is beaten to death.
Naguib Mahfouz 