Reem Abou Eid’s ‘Metropole’ Finds New Readers After Years of Struggle
[Egyptian Streets - Egypt] - 7/02/2026
When Reem Abou Eid’s novel ‘Metropole,’ originally released in Arabic in 2017, appeared this year at the Cairo International Book Fair, newly translated into English, its presence carried the weight of survival. It is a story that had been written, stolen, litigated over for five years, and (…)
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