Females on the Nile - Bendary, Heba
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Females on the Nile is a short story collection whose author, Heba Bendary, seems to have turned her pen into a camera that takes thrilling shots from various angles of a variety of critical situations in the lives of Egyptian women. These women belong to different age brackets, numerous personal backgrounds, diverse social classes, and various demographic and geographic settings. This book sheds light on the conditions of women in Egypt and probably in many other areas in the Middle East.

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Females on the Nile is a short story collection whose author, Heba Bendary, seems to have turned her pen into a camera that takes thrilling shots from various angles of a variety of critical situations in the lives of Egyptian women. These women belong to different age brackets, numerous personal backgrounds, diverse social classes, and various demographic and geographic settings. This book sheds light on the conditions of women in Egypt and probably in many other areas in the Middle East.
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Autorenporträt
. Heba Bendary Mustafa Afifi . Studied law at Cairo University. . Member of Egyptian Writers Union Literary Works: The Aversion of Antelopes. Novel. Rawha Publishing House. 2014 Female Wearing Men's Clothes. Novel. Alnassem Publishing House. 2015 Belkais. Novel. Dar Elmoharer Eladaby Publishing House. 2016 Wassan. Short Stories. Akhbar Elyom Publishing House. 2018 Woman's Reflections - Novel. Currently being printed. Cultural Activities: Heba Bendary Cultural Salon: It was created in 2018 so that men of letters, artists and literary critics all over the Arab world can gather and exchange views to boost Arab culture and enhance Arab identity. She has published dozens of articles in print, online, on her YouTube channel and in social media platforms. Her literary works have been reviewed by Egypt's major critics.