- Zusatztext
An extraordinary story of suspense in a quiet city. Who is the murderer, how the crime was committed, and why?"Coincidence and destiny are two of the most puzzling phenomena that have faced human beings for a long time. How a remarkable concurrence of events or circumstances without apparent causal connection can take place and then decide one's destiny, no one knows. What happened to me one afternoon was no exception....".
- Autorenportrait
Mr. Mahmoud BakrThe Author was born and educated in Egypt, in both Arabic and English, has a B.A. in English from Ain Shams University in Cairo and obtained a Ph.D. degree in Linguistics from the University of Wales, UK.He worked for the United Nations Organization and its Specialized Agencies as a staff member for almost thirty years and now works as a consultant with the UN System. He worked in New York, Cardiff, London, Rome and Geneva. He also was a visiting lecturer to World Maritime University, Malmö, Sweden, Manchester University, UK and a lecturer, Faculty of Translation and Interpretation, University of Geneva.As a translator, he compiled multilingual dictionaries and glossaries.He is married, has two children and lives in Switzerland.PUBLICATIONSBOOKS English for Nautical Students, published by Brown, Son& Ferguson, Glasgow, Scotland, UK, 1980. On Language Varieties and Translation, published by AL-ARABI for Publication and Distribution, Cairo, Egypt, January 1998.
An extraordinary story of suspense in a quiet city. Who is the murderer, how the crime was committed, and why?"Coincidence and destiny are two of the most puzzling phenomena that have faced human beings for a long time. How a remarkable concurrence of events or circumstances without apparent causal connection can take place and then decide one's destiny, no one knows. What happened to me one afternoon was no exception....".