He wrote a work in which one man always says "Ferekeeko, don't blame me", while telling one of four perspectives of residents in the titular pension owned by Mariana.
One of this author's works centers on Samira, a mother whose kids include a prostitute-loving coffee shop owner and an ugly dressmaker, who is tricked into sex by the local grocery boy. He wrote a work in which one man always says "Ferekeeko, don't blame me", while telling one of four perspectives of residents in the titular pension owned by Mariana. In another work, he wrote of a released prisoner who seeks comfort with the prostitute Nur after losing his wife to Illish. In addition to writing The Beginning and the End, he wrote of the servant girl Zohra and the revolutionary Said Mahran, respectively, in (*) Miramar and The Thief and the Dogs. His most famous work tells of the revelrous Yasin and the serious Fahmy, two members of a family headed by the stern Abd al-Jawad in a trilogy including "Sugar Street". For 10 points, name this author of The Children of Gebelawi and The Cairo Trilogy.
One of this author's works centers on Samira, a mother whose kids include a prostitute-loving coffee shop owner and an ugly dressmaker, who is tricked into sex by the local grocery boy.
Naguib Mahfouz