The Seven Days of Man

The book is bound in a black hardcover, showing typical signs of shelf wear with no significant damage. The spine is intact, and the pages are clean without any inscriptions or library markings. The dust jacket condition is unknown, which should be considered by potential buyers.

"The Seven Days of Man" by Abdel-Hakim Kassem is a significant work of Egyptian literature, published in English by Hydra Books / Northwestern University Press in 1996. Translated by Joseph Norment Bell, this edition introduces English readers to Kassem's exploration of village life in Egypt. The book is published in Evanston, Illinois, and bears the ISBN 0-8101-1415-1. Kassem, a notable Egyptian author, provides a vivid portrayal of rural Egyptian society, capturing the intricacies of daily life and cultural nuances. This edition's significance lies in its translation, bringing an essential piece of Egyptian narrative to a broader audience. The book is bound in a sturdy hardcover, yet the condition of the dust jacket is unknown, which may affect collector interest.