Woman at Point Zero by Nawal El Saadawi

Woman at Point Zero by Nawal El Saadawi

Firdaus is in an Egyptian prison, sentenced to hang for killing a man, and has refused to petition for clemency. She agrees to speak to a visiting psychiatrist on the day before her execution.

What she describes is a life in which every institution she encountered — family, marriage, employment, the law — extracted something from her, and in which the only period she was treated with any respect was when she was selling herself at a high price. El Saadawi met the real woman while researching in Qanatir prison.

A landmark of Arab feminist literature. Short, controlled and shattering.

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