Etidal Osman’s biography, net worth, fact, career, awards and life story

Intro Auteure et enseignante égyptienne
Is Writer 
Teacher 
From Egypt 
Type Academia 
Literature 
Gender female
Birth 1942, Cairo, Egypt
Age: 78 years
Education
Cairo University
The American University in Cairo

Etidal Osman née en 1942, est une auteure et enseignante égyptienne.

Biographie

Elle est née en 1942 au Caire. Son père meurt deux mois après sa naissance. Après des études à l’université du Caire et à l’université américaine du Caire, en littérature arabe et anglaise, elle occupe différents postes au ministère égyptien de la Culture, et au sein de l’Organisation générale du livre, puis devient rédactrice en chef adjointe d’un magazine culturel arabe. Elle enseigne ensuite et effectue des recherches universitaires aux Emirats arabes unis, se consacrant parallèlement à l’écriture. Elle prône une écriture qui s’intéresse à la réalité sociale, imbibée d’images poétiques et et n’hésitant pas à utiliser la langue familière.

Principales publications

  • 1982 : Baytoun lana (Une maison pour nous)
  • 1985 : Al-bahr laysa bi-ghaddar (La mer n’est pas perfide)
  • 1987 : Yunus al-bahr (Jonas de la mer).
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