Palace Walk : From the Nobel Prizewinning author

Naguib Mahfouz

£9.99

Summary

Palace Walk: From the Nobel Prizewinning author Naguib Mahfouz invites readers to embark on a profound literary journey through a captivating tale of family, culture, and societal upheaval in Cairo. This award-winning masterpiece, celebrated as part of the illustrious Cairo Trilogy, intricately weaves the personal and political struggles faced by its characters during the British occupation after the Great War.

Set against the rich backdrop of 20th-century Cairo, Palace Walk delves into the complexities of daily life, exploring themes of tradition, modernity, and the clash of cultures. Mahfouz’s evocative prose not only brings to life the bustling streets and intimate family dynamics but also offers poignant insights into the human condition, making this work essential reading for fans of modern and contemporary fiction.

This novel stands out in the realm of historical fiction with its masterful character development and nuanced portrayal of a society in transition. Readers will find themselves immersed in the intricate lives of the characters, each reflecting the tension and hope of their time. Mahfouz’s ability to craft relatable, multi-dimensional figures allows for a deep emotional connection, resonating with those who appreciate rich storytelling.

Having earned critical acclaim, including the Nobel Prize in Literature, Palace Walk is a testament to Mahfouz’s literary genius and his significant contribution to world literature. Dive into this poignant reflection on love, loyalty, and societal change, and discover why Naguib Mahfouz is often referred to as 'The Arab Tolstoy.'

Your books may like

Palace Walk : From the Nobel Prizewinning author by Naguib Mahfouz 9780552995801

Product Information

Title: Palace Walk : From the Nobel Prizewinning author
Author: Naguib Mahfouz
ISBN: 9780552995801
Format: Paperback / softback
Imprint: Black Swan
Publisher: Transworld Publishers Ltd
Dimensions: 197 x 130 x 33 mm
Publication Date: 01 August, 1994
Pagination: 512 pages
Weight: 358 g

Reviews from the S&P community

You may also like