The Butterfly Mosque (2010)
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—Naguib Mahfouz, The Harafish I HAD BEEN IN CAIRO FOR LESS THAN TWENTY-FOUR HOURS WHEN a man on the street asked me for a blow job. He was in his thirties, skinny, with a mustache that drooped at the edges. From the window of a taxi, I had asked him for directions—Jo and I were lost in Maadi, the fashionable district where the apartment we inherited from Ben was located. After pointing vaguely over one shoulder toward the street we were looking for, he spat out his proposition, in an accent so h...eavy that “blow job” sounded like bastardized French.
“Did he just—?” I looked at Jo, barely comprehending.
Jo’s pretty, aquiline features were twisted into a nauseated expression.
“Okay, just go,” I said to the taxi driver, and slumped back in my seat. My face felt hot. The driver looked over his shoulder at me, frowning. To him, the address we gave was an obscure jum-ble of numbers. Like most Cairene taxi drivers, he navigated by landmarks—pass the white mosque, turn when you see a shop-keeper with a face like an angry rooster sitting in the shade.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
—Naguib Mahfouz, The Harafish I HAD BEEN IN CAIRO FOR LESS THAN TWENTY-FOUR HOURS WHEN a man on the street asked me for a blow job. He was in his thirties, skinny, with a mustache that drooped at the edges. From the window of a taxi, I had asked him for directions—Jo and I were lost in Maadi, the fashionable district where the apartment we inherited from Ben was located. After pointing vaguely over one shoulder toward the street we were looking for, he spat out his proposition, in an accent so h...eavy that “blow job” sounded like bastardized French.
“Did he just—?” I looked at Jo, barely comprehending.
Jo’s pretty, aquiline features were twisted into a nauseated expression.
“Okay, just go,” I said to the taxi driver, and slumped back in my seat. My face felt hot. The driver looked over his shoulder at me, frowning. To him, the address we gave was an obscure jum-ble of numbers. Like most Cairene taxi drivers, he navigated by landmarks—pass the white mosque, turn when you see a shop-keeper with a face like an angry rooster sitting in the shade.
What to read after The Butterfly Mosque?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G. Willow Wilson to read onlineMoreLess
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