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Set against the backdrop of the the theater, this novel is a taut psychological drama on and off the stage.  First published in 1981, this brilliant novel focuses on how time transforms people and their emotions.Previously published h

• Title : Wedding Song
• Author : Naguib Mahfouz
• Rating : 4.99 (556 Vote)
• Publish : 2014-8-2
• Format : Paperback
• Pages : 120 Pages
• Asin : B01GBAJRKG
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Set against the backdrop of the the theater, this novel is a taut psychological drama on and off the stage.  First published in 1981, this brilliant novel focuses on how time transforms people and their emotions.

Previously published here in a limited edition, this 1981 novel by the Egyptian Nobel laureate adopts the Faulkneresque device of employing a different character to narrate each chapter. All four accounts are marked by a deft blend of everyday details of Cairo life and compelling, stream-of-consciousness monologues. Love is stronger than evil itself." Throughout, Mahfouz probes the nature of art: what is real, what is fantasy. "He may have scorned everything else, but not my love. Through the script, the author, a young unknown named Abbas Karam Younis, seems to implicate himself in the death of his ailing wife and the disclosure to the police of his mother, a prostitute, and his father, a gambler. . "A play is just a play. Copyright 1989 Reed Business Information, Inc. Nothing more," one character says. "Otherwise, the law would have the right to put ninety percent of our authors in the prisoner's dock." This t

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