Ahmed Khaled Tawfik
Ahmed Khaled Tawfik
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Egyptian Writer, author, translator, physician and university professor
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Ahmed Khaled Tawfik
(June 10, 1962 – April 2, 2018)
āļø Egyptian writer, author, translator, physician, and university professor
š¦ The first Arab writer in horror literature
š A pioneer in youth literature, fantasy, and science fiction
š Nicknamed "The Godfather"
š Personal Information
š Born: June 10, 1962 – Tanta, Egypt
ā°ļø Died: April 2, 2018 (aged 55) – Al-Demerdash Hospital
ā¤ļø Marital Status: Married, father of two
š Education: Faculty of Medicine – Tanta University (PhD in Tropical Medicine)
š Profession:
Professor and consultant in tropical medicine
Writer, novelist, and author
š Major Literary Works
š® Novel Series:
š¦ Ma Wara' Al Tabi'a (Metaphysics) (1992 – 2014) šļø
š° Fantasia (1995) āļø
š Safari (1996) šļø
š WWW (2006) š»
š Novels:
š Utopia (2008) š„
š” Al-Singa (2012) š
š Like Icarus (2015) āļø
š In the Mice Passage (2016) š³
š Essay Collections:
š Flammable Clippings (2007)
ā Tea with Mint (2012)
⢠Uranium Coffee (2012)
š Gloomy Laughter (2012)
š Other Books:
š The Encyclopedia of Darkness (2006)
š The Myth-Buster (2007)
š The Mystery Behind the Lines (2017)
š His Works in Translation
š„ Fight Club – Chuck Palahniuk
āļø The Kite Runner – Khaled Hosseini
š“ā ļø The Graveyard Book – Neil Gaiman
š¬ Dermaphoria – Craig Clevenger
š“ā ļø Che Guevara: A Graphic Biography
š His Influence in Literature & Journalism
š° He wrote for several newspapers and magazines, including:
Shabab Magazine – Al-Ahram Foundation
Al-Tahrir Newspaper
Various other magazines
š "I don't think many people want to know anything about the author... I consider myself, without any humility, a boring person to an infuriating extent!"
š His Passing
ā ļø Ahmed Khaled Tawfik passed away on April 2, 2018, due to a sudden health crisis caused by ventricular fibrillation while undergoing heart surgery at Al-Demerdash Hospital.
š¹ The Godfather is gone, but his words will live on in the hearts of his readers forever...