Mohamed al-Refai
Mohamed al-Refai is an Egyptian critic, novelist and writer.[1] Since 1980, he has been writing for the Egyptian magazine Sabah al-Khair. He has also written a number of books, radio plays, television series, and film scripts. Al-Refai's novel Nocturnal Creatures of Sadness was nominated for the Arabic Booker Prize in 2012.
Al-Refai lives and works in Cairo.
Selected works
[edit]Books
[edit]- Palestine in Egyptian Theatre
- Experiments in Arab Theatre
Radio plays
[edit]- A Journey in Olden Times
- Paradise Lost
- Papers of the Barada River
TV series
[edit]- The Overcoat (based on Nikolai Gogol's short story)
- The White (based on a novel by Yusef Idriss)
- The Extoller of the Moon (based on the life of the Egyptian composer Baligh Hamdi)
Film scripts
[edit]- The Case of Mr. Mungid
- Stolen Dreams
References
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