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Ahmed Alaidy

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Ahmed Alaidy
Born (1974-12-24) December 24, 1974 (age 49)
Dammam, Saudi Arabia
OccupationNovelist, Screenwriter, Freelance writer, Comic writer, Poet
Literary movementMinimalism, Postmodern

Ahmed Alaidy, أحمد العايدي Template:Ar icon, is an Egyptian novelist, born on December 24, 1974. He is the author of the novel Being Abbas El Abd (2006), (An Takoun Abbas El Abd) (2003), أن تكون عباس العبد Template:Ar icon. He studied marketing at Cairo University, and has worked as a scriptwriter on quiz shows and for the cinema, and as a writer of satirical stories for young people and a book designer. He wrote a political comic strip, and poems for an Egyptian opposition weekly newspaper al-Dostour, الدستور المصرية Template:Ar icon. Alaidy has participated in international writers’ programs at Iowa University[1] and at Hong Kong Baptist University.[2] He has previously published a long short story.

Classified as a Minimalist writer, and a student of the famous American novelist Chuck Palahniuk which he had received an intensive course in minimalism writing through the Internet.

Writings

Prizes

  • Being Abbas El Abd was awarded the Sawiris Foundation's 2nd Prize in Egyptian Literature in 2006.

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