In the Eye of the Sun

Set amidst the turmoil of contemporary Middle Eastern politics, this vivid and highly-acclaimed novel by an Egyptian journalist is an intimate look into the lives of Arab women today. Here, a woman who grows up among the Egyptian elite, marries a Westernized husband, and, while pursuing graduate study, becomes embroiled in a love affair with an uncouth Englishman.

Ahdaf Soueif is the author of two novels, In the Eye of the Sun and The Map of Love, which was short-listed for the Booker Prize in 1999; a story collection, I Think of You; and an essay collection, Mezzaterra: Notes from the Common Ground. She lives in Cairo, where she was born.

Family tree

xvii

July--August 1979

1

(38)

May--June 1967

39

(34)

October 1967--May 1968

73

(54)

August 1968--September 1969

127

(66)

July 1970--January 1971

193

(30)

May--July 1971

223

(36)

August 1972--May 1973

259

(62)

October 1973--August 1974

321

(54)

December 1974--December 1975

375

(90)

July 1976--February 1978

465

(272)

Epilogue April 1980

737

(50)

Glossary

787

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In the Eye of the Sun

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