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Mansour Eid Born 1944
Btedine El Loksh, LebanonOccupation Writer Nationality Lebanese Genres Novels, Short Stories, Researches Mansour Eid is a Lebanese writer born in 1944 and living in Beirut.[1]
Biography
Mansour Eid was born in Btedine El Loksh, a village of the Jezzine district in southern Lebanon in 1944. He completed his secondary studies in Our Lady of Mashmoushe School. He received a degree in philosophical and social studies from Arab Beirut University and a degree in Arabic Literature from the Lebanese University and a PHD degree in Arabic Literature from Saint Joseph University. He started his professional career as a teacher in the Arabic language and Philosophy since 1965 in several schools. He is a teacher in Notre Dame University - Louaize as well as a man of letters, a narrator and a researcher.
Publications
Mansour Eid wrote short stories, novels and academic essays[1]:
- Short Stories Compilations: Strangers (1983), Letters in the Memory (1985), Beirut Do You Remember? (1989), After You Beirut (1993)
- Novels: The Phoenix Bird (1998), Tomorrow Ice will Bloom (2005), The Sparks of Ashes (2007), Massoud's Abandoned House (2008)
- Literature Research: Boulos Salameh poet of heroics and pain (1992), Humanitarian issues in Emily Nasrallah stories (1995)
- In the Thought: Kalimat min al hadara “ Words from Civilization” (1995)
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