In a novel by this author, a character's guilt troubles him when he hears a sermon from a preacher who“believes in two things: God in heaven and adolescent boys on earth.” As part of her work with Doubleday, Jackie Kennedy Onassis oversaw the translation of a series by this author. In a novel by this author, a woman tells her husband and brother that her sons' names have the same ring to them as a former prime minister. After leaving the house without her husband's permission, (*) Amina is (10[1])hit by a car and shatters her collarbone in the first part of a series by this author. The last part of a series by this author is titled after the residence of Kadijah, al-Sayyid Ahmad’s daughter. The lives of the al-Jawad family are described by, for 10 points, what author who included Palace Walk and Sugar Street in his Cairo Trilogy? ■END■