The seventh chapter of my blogvel the Struggler is now available. Click here to begin reading. In this chapter, Asher consults with an old friend of Kareem.
The
next chapters will be available on March 25th.
If
you want to learn more about the story and premise you can read a
summary here.
The sixth chapter of my blogvel the Struggler is now available. Click here to begin reading. In this chapter, Asher travels to visit Dina at a family gathering. The
next chapters will be available on March 15th.
If
you want to learn more about the story and premise you can read a
summary here.
The fifth chapter of my blogvel the Struggler is now available. Click here to begin reading. In this chapter, Asher enters Tahrir Square and visits the place where his friend's body was discovered for the first time. The
next chapters will be available on March 5th.
If
you want to learn more about the story and premise you can read a
summary here.
Shokuran (Thank you) In other news, a documentary about the Egyptian Revolution won the Audience Award for World Cinema Documentary at the Sundance film festival. Please check out this article about 'The Square'.
The fourth chapter of my blogvel the Struggler is now available. Click here to begin reading. In
this chapter, the main character Asher heads back to his office and his old colleagues while another large protest looms. The
next chapters will be available on February 23r.d
If
you want to learn more about the story and premise you can read a
summary here.
The third chapter of my blogvel the Struggler is now available. Click here to begin reading.
In this chapter, the main character Asher attends the funeral of his fallen friend, Kareem, and comes face to face with his grieving family and tragic murder. The
next chapters will be available on February 13th.
If
you want to learn more about the story and premise you can read a
summary here.
Shokuran (Thank you) Note: Yesterday (February 2nd)
was the anniversary of the 'Battle of the Camels' in which pro-Mubarak
supporters attacked demonstrators in Tahrir Square in 2011. It marked a significant turning point in the demonstrations that helped overthrow Hosni Mubarak. The event is named after the camels some pro-Mubarak people rode on to attack protesters.
