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The book is my collection of stories about my life in Cairo during the 1990's. It is a personal tale, told with vivid recall and an honest love of the city and its people.
"Cairo: The Mother of the World " explores the heart of a city that most
tourists never see - an affectionate, humorous close-up of the aggregation
that is Cairo, as well as an adventure among the streets, tombs, houses,
and monuments that are the city yesterday, today, and tomorrow.
Many have said that Cairo never changes, but it does, very slowly, with a
foot in the past and the other stepping toward the future. That is the Cairo
evident here, among all the confusion and noise and sand. That is the
| |  | | The Great Shpinx Of Amun-Ra
An adventure that starts in 5000 B C and continues to our present day. Filled with colorful characters and events from ancient to modern Egypt.
u>The Great Sphinx Of Amun-Ra/u> is a timeless story. One of the primary characters is the ancient god of creation, Amun-Ra. In his story, as told by the ancient people, he acted alone in the making the world; first setting the land and the water in place, and then creating a tree. It is from this tree that his Great Staff was made, which he passed on to the world of men who were created at some point after the tree.
Despite the life on land and in the water, the ancient land of Egypt, called Kmet by the great god, was a desert. As improbable as it ma |
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Dark September
by Brendan O'Brien
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 Autumn 1940. Germany invades Britain. Newport is blitzed. Danny O’Shea’s house is bombed, his wife is killed. While taking his young son Adam to neutral Ireland, they witness an attack on a German convoy. The result is brutal. |
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