Mona Soliman

Mona Soliman

Mona Soliman (Arabic: منى سليمان‎) (Born February 12) is the nom de plume of an Egyptian novelist and poetess.[1]

Mona Soliman
منى سليمان
Born 12 February (-02-12)
Egypt
Occupation Poet and novelist
Nationality Egyptian

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Works

  • Lapis Lazuli (2010) خرزة زرقا
  • Ant in a Glass Bottle (2010) نملة فى إزازة برطمان

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