Mohsen Elbelasy

  • The Second Sulfuric Batch

    Get Ready for The Second Sulfuric Storm Egyptian Authors / Batch2 And more from outside Egypt 30 Books From April to November 2025 Sulfur Editions is thrilled to unveil the Second Sulfuric Batch – a blazing collection of 30 captivating books set to be published in English from April to November! Prepare to be transported…

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  • The Drastic Surgeon/Peter Mangiaracina

    Posters slapped onto city buses and benches show a steady hand gripping a gleaming scalpel. Bold lettering with a fuzzy shadow jumps out with the name SILAS CARVER, Plastic Surgeon to the Stars. I am he. Sans stars—unless you count the porn actress whose nipples I nudged a few centimeters north. Something about easier access.…

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  • Street Art: An Exploration of Egyptian Rap Music as a Reflection of Youth Dreams and Social Reality

    Street Art: An Exploration of Egyptian Rap Music as a Reflection of Youth Dreams and Social Reality Sayed Abdul Hamid’s “Street Art: Stories about Egyptian Rap Music,” published by Sulfur Editions in 2024, introduces the core of Egyptian rap music, presenting it not just as a genre but as a cultural movement deeply intertwined with…

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  • “The Last Summer of Mr. Dipodoidea,” by Ghadah Kamal. essay /Mohsen El belasy

    “The Last Summer of Mr. Dipodoidea,” by Ghadah Kamal. ESSAY BY MOHSEN EL BELASY “The Last Summer of Mr. Dipodoidea,” by Ghadah Kamal, published by Sulfur Editions, presents a unique literary experience that defies simple categorization as a traditional collection of short stories. Instead, the book operates more like an unusual novella or a series…

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  • Lemon Language by Hager Youssef/”A Body Like a City”

    The book Lemon Language by Hager Youssef published by Sulfur Editions While the title suggests the importance of the lemon, it does not appear directly as a symbol within the poems themselves. The absence of lemons might be symbolic, indicating a “sour” or bittersweet quality to the themes explored in the collection or perhaps a…

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