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Ahmed Al-Malawani | |
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| Born | 23 August 1980 |
| Nationality | Egyptian |
| Occupation(s) | Writer, playwright and novelist |
Ahmed Al-Malawani is an Egyptian writer, playwright and novelist.
He was born in the city of Alexandria, and graduated from the Faculty of Literature[ which? ] in 2001.
He began his literary career in 2007 by publishing in websites, magazines, and cultural and literary newspapers. He joined the literary hospice group in 2008. He was awarded the Nabil Farouk Prize for Science Fiction Literature in 2009.[ citation needed ] He published his first novel, Zeus Must Die in 2010 as part of the "Hospice Editions" series. In 2011, he won the award of the Egyptian Cultural Palaces Authority given to young people in Egypt for his short story collection A Rusty Sword and an Explosive Belt, which was published in a book in 2013 by Dar Sama Al-Kuwaiti.[ citation needed ] In the same year, he published another collection of short stories entitled "The Hashish Crisis". [1]
In 2014, he released his second novel, Introducing the Resurrection, and won for the second time the Egyptian Culture Palaces Award for an unpublished novel entitled Shadow of Satan.[ citation needed ] In 2015, he issued a collection of horror stories entitled "The Spiritual" for the publishing house Juice al-Kutub, [2] and the number of its eight editions exceeded in less than a year.[ clarification needed ] He won other awards, including the Akhbar Newspaper Award for the novel A Strawberry Rose, [3] [4] and the Cultural Award of the Sawiris Foundation for Social Development in its fourteenth session in the branch of the best fiction work for young writers, for his novel Al-Fabrikah issued by the Egyptian House. Lebanese. [5]
Al-Malwani decided to write drama, and presents himself as a comic playwright through his work in the fourth season of the “Teatro Egypt” program between 2016 and 2017. [6]
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