Girgis Shoukry Author
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Girgis Shoukry Author
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* 27.08.1967, Sohag, 埃及
居住于：Cairo, 埃及
Girgis Shoukry was born into a Coptic family in Sohag, Egypt, some 500 km south of Cairo. After studying for a career in business, he went on to complete a diploma at the National Academy of Arts and now works as an art and drama critic for a Radio and Television magazine in Cairo, as well as being co-editor of the literary journal Aswaat adabiyya (Literary Voices).
The poems of Girgis Shoukry are straightforward in content, telling simple events from a shifted perspective. He himself likens his poetry to the paintings of the Belgian artist René Magritte, from whose work he borrowed the cover designs for his collections.
Foto © gezett.deHe has to date published four collections of poetry. His first volume appeared in 1996, entitled Bi-la muqabil asqutu asfal hidha (Fallen under my Soles). Subsequent collections were Rajul tayyib yukallim nafsahu (A Good Person in Conversation with Himself, 1998), and Darurat al-kalb fi-l-masrahiyya (The Importance of a Dog in a Play, 2000). His latest book is entitled Wa-al’ aidi ’ utla rasmiyat (And the Hands on Holiday), and was published in 2004. Girgis Shoukry has taken part in numerous international poetry festivals and artist exchange programmes and is well-known throughout Egypt.
He lives and works in Kairo.
居住于：Cairo, 埃及
Girgis Shoukry was born into a Coptic family in Sohag, Egypt, some 500 km south of Cairo. After studying for a career in business, he went on to complete a diploma at the National Academy of Arts and now works as an art and drama critic for a Radio and Television magazine in Cairo, as well as being co-editor of the literary journal Aswaat adabiyya (Literary Voices).
The poems of Girgis Shoukry are straightforward in content, telling simple events from a shifted perspective. He himself likens his poetry to the paintings of the Belgian artist René Magritte, from whose work he borrowed the cover designs for his collections.
Foto © gezett.deHe lives and works in Kairo.