20 uncommon complete issues of literary periodicals featuring work by and about 1988 Nobel Prize-winning Egyptian novelist Naguib Mahfouz include: 

The Georgia Review for Spring 1995. Thick 350-page issue is a Special Salute to "Nobel Laureates of Literature: An Olympic Gathering" number and features the Nobel Acceptance Lectures, photos, and commentary of 16 Nobel Laureates in Literature including the 1988 Laureate, Naguib Mahfouz. There is an essay, following Mahfouz's address, on his life and work by Matti Moosa.  

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The Times Literary Supplement (London) for 30 April 1976. Twelve Special Pages "Islam" Issue. P.J. Vatikiotis reviews the newly translated, by Trevor Le Gassick, Mahfouz's 1947 novel Midaq Alley, published by Heinemann.  

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The Times Literary Supplement (London) for 1-7 January 1988. This number of the weekly offers a full oversize page survey by Ivan Hill of "Recent Egyptian Fiction." Much here on the work of Mahfouz along with a list of his recent works (6) in English translation published by the American University of Cairo Press. 

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The Times Literary Supplement (London) for 21-27 October 1988. Hard to find issue. Ahdaf Soueif pens an essay "[describing] the achievement of Naguib Mahfouz,  the winner of this year's Nobel Prize in Literature." It's called "A Genius for Synthesis."  

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The Times Literary Supplement (London) for 27 April-3 May 1990. This issue (noted on cover) features an opening essay in the issue by Galen Strawson called "A Grocer Comes to Grief," in review of Mahfouz's new novel, Palace Walk, the first work of Mahfouz's Cairo Trilogy.  

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The Times Literary Supplement (London) for 15 March 1991. Aamer Hussein here pens an essay in review of Mahfouz's novel, Palace of Desire, the second novel in Mahfouz's Cairo Trilogy.  

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The Times Literary Supplement (London) for 24 January 1992. The able critic Michael Wood here offers an enthusiastic essay in review of Mahfouz's novel (published in Arabic in 1964), now translated into English by Mohammed Islam, and edited by Magdi Wahba, called The Search.

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The Times Literary Supplement (London) for 13 March 1992. Robert Irwin here reviews the third novel in Mahfouz's Cairo Trilogy, Sugar Street, here translated by William Maynard Hutchins and Angele Botros Samaan. See photo #9. 

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The Times Literary Supplement (London) for 13 November 1992.  "A Journey in the Medieval Style." Robert Irwin here reviews Mahfouz's The Journey of Ibn Fattouma (first published in Cairo in 1983). It's translated into English (published by Doubleday) by Denys Johnson-Davies. See photo #7. 

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The Times Literary Supplement (London) for 21 May 1993. Thus number offers critic Dick Davis' review of a 1960s novella by Mahfouz, recently translated into English by Frances Liardet called Adrift on the Nile. See photo #6. 

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The Times Literary Supplement (London) for 24 June 1994. This number features an essay by Dick Davis in review of the recently translated by Catherine Cobham novel by Mahfouz, The Harafish. See photo #8. 

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The Times Literary Supplement (London) for 10 March 1995. See photo #5. This issue features a review by Rasheed El-Enany called "After Sinbad" following the publication of Mahfouz's Arabian Nights and Days, translated by Denys Johnson-Davies. 

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The Times Literary Supplement (London) for 25 July 1997. This number (see photo #11) offers an essay by Rasheed El-Enany in review of Mahfouz's Echoes of an Autobiography, translated by Denys Johnson-Davies and published by Transworld. 
 
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The Times Literary Supplement (London) for 24 April 1998. Mahfouz serves as a backdrop and an example of popularity outside the current mainstream in this full-page essay headed "The Perils of Occidentalism: How Arab Novelists are Driven to Write for Western Readers" by Jenine Abboushi Dallal. This is a Special "Islamic World" issue of the weekly. 

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The Times Literary Supplement (London) for 24 May 2002. Jay Parini here pens a "Letter from Cairo" (half of a full oversize page) that includes a visit with Mahfouz who is out for an evening on the town at age 91. 

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The Times Literary Supplement (London) for 18 November 2005. This issue offers a letter (shorter) headed "Naguib Mahfouz and Censorship." On the evolution of Mahfouz's "Cairo trilogy." 

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The Times Literary Supplement (London) for 26 October 2007. Jane Jakeman here reviews Three [Early] Novels of Ancient Egypt by Mahfouz translated by Raymond Stock, Anthony Calderbank and Humphrey Davies. This in the British Everyman Library with an introduction by Nadine Gordimer. The novels are Khufu's Wisdom, Rhadopis of Nubia, and Thebes at War. 

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The Times Literary Supplement (London) for 23 January 2009. This issue offers an essay by Robert Irwin in review of Mahfouz's 1946 novel, here translated into English as Cairo Modern, and a review of Rasheed El-Enany's study of the novelist: Naguib Mahfouz: Egypt's Nobel Laureate. 

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The Times Literary Supplement (London) for 28 April 2017. This number (see photo #4) offers details (with excerpts of some note--1/2 page) about an interview experience with Mahfouz in Cairo in 1990 by writer D.J. Taylor. 

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The Times Literary Supplement (London) for 2 August 2019. This issue includes a review of Mafouz's The Quarter, by Maria Golia. 18 short narratives by Mahfouz, translated by Roger Allen.