Louis Awad

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Louis Awad (Ar:لويس عوض) (el-Minya, 1915 - 1990) was an Egyptian intellectual and writer.

ِBorn in the upper Egypt town of Minya, Awad studied at the literature department of Cairo University before setting off to England for further studies before the First World War. He returned to Egypt in 1941, after which he lived in the Cairo district of Doqqi for much of his adult life.[1]

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References

  1. ^ Habashi, Fawzi, معتقل كل العصور, "Prisoner in all Epochs," Dar Merit, Cairo, 2004, P.28