cossery造句

• In particular he was interested in the philosophies of Nietzsche and the novel " Proud Beggars " by Albert Cossery.
• In addition to the magazine, Circle Editions published contemporary authors such as Albert Cossery and Henry Miller ( a personal friend of Leite's ).
• Albert Cossery ( Arabic :'D ( 1 *  B5J1J ) was born in Cairo to a Greek Orthodox family of al-Qusayr, near Homs, in Syria.
• Although Cossery lived most of his life in Paris and only wrote in the French language, all of his novels were either set in his home country of Egypt or in an imaginary Middle Eastern country.
• Three more of Cossery's novels have since been published in English translation : Anna Moschovakis "'The Jokers " ( NYRB Classics ) and Alyson Waters "'A Splendid Conspiracy " and " The Colors of Infamy " ( New Directions ).
• Upon arriving in Cairo at the end of the 19th century, the family adopted " Cossery " ( after al-Qusayr ) as their family name due to its simplified pronunciation . " The Cossery family, as well as all of the elites living in Egypt during this era, were well steeped in French culture.
• Upon arriving in Cairo at the end of the 19th century, the family adopted " Cossery " ( after al-Qusayr ) as their family name due to its simplified pronunciation . " The Cossery family, as well as all of the elites living in Egypt during this era, were well steeped in French culture.
• The first of his books translated in English are " Men God Forgot " ( first translated by Harold Edwards of Faruk University, Alexandria, Egypt, not by Henry Miller, whose note on Cossery appeared on a later 1963 City Lights Books edition, and published in the USA in 1946 by George Leite's Circle Editions of Berkeley ), " The House of Certain Death " ( New Directions, 1949 ), " The Lazy Ones " ( New Directions, 1952 ), and " Proud Beggars " ( Black Sparrow Press, 1981 ).