Monthly Archives: October 2011

‘Children Of The Universe’ by Mai Mostafa & Ahmed Nader Gretly

Posted on October 23, 2011 by

A young woman crouched on the ground, her arms around her knees, with sand between her toes. She gazed into that distant point where the sky, a pitch black veil with millions of scattered diamonds shimmering all around, met the … Continue reading →

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‘A Sleepless Dream’ by Ahmed Nader Gretly

Posted on October 15, 2011 by

In a sleepless dream, I wandered through the abyss of my mind. The traffic clustered streets spread like an epidemic For miles and miles in every direction. I wished I was dead. I wished I was dead.   The cars … Continue reading →

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‘The World We Live In: Part II’ by Ahmed Nader Gretly

Posted on October 7, 2011 by

Lily Adams stood naked in front of the mirror the hung in her bathroom, contemplating her scrawny body. She wrapped a tape measure around her waist, and whispered “Not thin enough.” with a long weary sigh. Omar Mostafa lay in … Continue reading →

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