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The Lodging House

Khairy Shalaby

City of Love and Ashes

Yusuf Idris

Memory in the Flesh

Ahlam Mosteghanemi

The Tiller of Waters

Hoda Barakat

Rama and the Dragon

Edwar Al-Kharrat

A Modern Arabic Novel

Leaves Of Narcissus

Somaya Ramadan

The tent

Miral al-Tahawy

The Other Place

Ibrahim Abdel Meguid

Fiction

Poetry

Graphic Novels, Comic Books, Illustrated Books, and Manga

Biography or Memoir

Children's Book

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<p>The American University in Cairo Press is the Middle East’s leading English-language academic book publisher. Its mission is to accurately reflect Egypt and the Middle East to a global readership in line with the main teaching and research interests of the American University in Cairo. Drawing on an international author and editor community, the AUC Press publishes—in both digital and print formats—reviewed scholarly books, fiction (through a separate imprint hoopoefiction.com), Arabic teaching books, Egypt-focused books, and general interest publications. The Press currently produces up to 50 new books each year, and maintains a backlist of some 800 titles mainly for distribution worldwide through Ingram Content Group (North America) and Ingram Publisher Services UK (rest of world, excluding North America). It also operates six bookstores in Cairo, including a flagship store in Tahrir Square.</p>

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Books by American University in Cairo Press

American University in Cairo Press has a total of 32 distinct books and 32 distinct editions on kotobli

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