Ahmed Sabry Abu Al-Futouh

Another history of sadness (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

"From the first paragraph of the novel, Ahmed Sabry Abu Al-Futouh embraces you in his world easily. His vision goes beyond the limits of the novel itself and the limits of the historical stage that it observed to the limits of Egyptian history, monitoring the history of the Egyptians and how they were throughout history strangers in their country... a class that possesses everything, and a class that possesses nothing." something". The great critic Dr. Shaker Abdel Hamid...former Minister of Culture. "Such major novels not only testify that their author is an excellent first-class writer, but through them we see that art bears witness to the past in a way that history books cannot. The artist's vision reshapes the facts, and adds to them his fingerprint, imagination, and spirit. This condensed epic could have been written in six parts instead of six chapters, as the life material is abundant, the pen is fluid, the narration is interesting, and the characters are many, as the destinies of several generations of four families intersect, but its skilled writer realized that condensation is the most appropriate in the narration. Because it will make clear to the reader the extent of this fateful and repetitive intersection between the rich and the poor, but it is a very weak intersection and connection that collapses with the first storm, because it is based on imbalance, there is a strong and wealthy party that sucks the blood of the weak, poor party. A strange case of physical, psychological and sexual consumption marks another history of sadness! Egyptian critic and novelist Mahmoud Abdel Shakour

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Kayan for Publishing
• Seitenzahl: 376
• Erscheinungstermin: 20. August 2024
• Arabisch
• ISBN-13: 9789778202373
• Artikelnr.: 71479998