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A writer and journalist based in London working for the NHS, Shady Lewis Botros offers a unique, biting critique of both Egyptian bureaucracy and the Western immigrant experience. His style is marked by a dry, cynical irony and a refusal of the “victim narrative” often expected of Coptic authors. His novel A Brief History of Genesis and East Cairo is a Kafkaesque journey through the security state, while Ways of the Lord explores the complexities of Coptic identity without falling into sectarian tropes.
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