Classic Short Fiction: ‘The Crown of Disgrace’
“He did not say goodbye when he rose to leave.”
“He did not say goodbye when he rose to leave.”
Short fiction by Mohammed Hussein Heikal (1888 – 1956) about marriage and money in early twentieth century Egypt.
This short story is taken from Ibrahim Al-Mazni’s short-story collection Fi Al-Tareeq (On the Road), published in 1937. Most of the 20-odd stories in the collection are humorous or satirical.