Michael Prince (novelist)

Michael Philips (born March 29, 1984), better known by the pen name Michael Prince, is an Egyptian-born Canadian writer. Born to a Coptic family in the Upper Egyptian city of Nag Hammadi, Qena, Prince studied medicine at Assiut University, then political science at the American University in Cairo and Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey. Prince joined the NATO Association of Canada as a research analyst in 2015. He writes in Arabic and English. His novel Assiut Citystan (2009) (in a later edition: Assiutstan City, 2020) was nominated for the Arabic Booker Prize. Prince's debut English novel, Operation C.O.R.O.N.A was published in 2020. He lives in Ontario, Canada.

Works

Arabic

• Assiutstan City (2009)
• Sonquor's Crime (2011)
• Assiutstan City (2020)

English

• The Camphor Harem (2016)
• Operation C.O.R.O.N.A: A Novel of the CIA in the Middle and Far East (2020)

References

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