Tag Archives: Egypt

In "Daughter of Sand and Stone" Libbie Hawker does a great job of taking you back in time to a place of war and beauty. She sets the scene with the complications of young women of the time, and how marriage is more barter than choice.

'Threesome' begins as pure bedroom comedy, then slowly sours into muted seriousness, finally exploding into a cutting climax as secrets of sexual politics and terrible events of the recent past are revealed.

New young adult book, 'Tutankhamen Speaks' by Cheryl Carpinello, reveals secrets of king Tut’s lost manuscript

Even here in the 21st Century, we all have our own Egypts--our own "narrows" from which to be redeemed, just as the Israelites were millennia ago.

The third book in Shiu's Moa series offers a good dose of mystery with spirituality and the paranormal thrown in for good measure.

Be prepared for a world much different than what you see on the surface. Could we be preparing for the end?

This week's The Newsroom is an emotionally intense drama set against the 2011 Egyptian uprising.

A touching glimpse of World War 2 Cairo, through the eyes of the eldest son in a middle-class Egyptian family.

A 1967 Doctor Who serial gets the Special Edition treatment, remastered and loaded with fresh extras.

The Mistress of Nothing is a pleasant leisurely cruise up the Nile, but it leaves some unanswered questions.