Tag: Cairo

Angela Boskovitch: Expressions of Emotion
April 2013An artist catalogs usage of a versatile Egyptian swear.

Robyn Creswell: Arabic Rhetoric Gets an Acid Bath
March 2013The Paris Review editor on his new translation of That Smell by Sonallah Ibrahim.

Aaron Labaree: Counter-Jihad Takes to the “Information Battle-space”
September 2012A look inside Pamela Geller’s 9/11 “Stop Islamization of Nations” conference reveals apocalyptic language, racial paranoia, and surprising links to the political mainstream.

Egyptorama
June 2012Photographer Julien Chatelin’s images capture Egypt’s surreal and absurd rural landscape; a road that leads to nowhere.

Maurice Chammah: After the Revolution
June 2012A year after the Arab Spring, Egyptian voters must choose between a Mubarak minister and a Muslim Brotherhood candidate. How did we get from Tahrir Square to here?

Raymond Stock: Omar Sharif Speaks
April 2012In this never-published interview legendary actor Omar Sharif speaks about fathering a half-Jewish son in a one-night-stand and working on a bawdy, nearly forgotten film with Peter O’Toole.

Selmeyyah
March 2011Egyptian novelist and activist Ahdaf Soueif on when she knew the revolution would succeed, the role Al Jazeera and social networking played, and the irresponsible reporting on Lara Logan’s attack.
The True Story of Fresh Springs
By Gretchen McCulloughApril 2010
The detectives flashed their I.D.’s, just like they’d seen in the movies. They were simple boys from the countryside who needed a job. She them let in.


