Not Far from the Man’s Head…a new novel by Samir Darwish at the book fair

Newly released For the poet Samir DarwishHis latest work of fiction is published by Batana Publishing and Distribution House, entitled “Not Far from the Man’s Head… Aziza and Younis.” The novel is scheduled to be included in the house’s publications in Cairo International Book Fair At its 56th session.

From the atmosphere of the novel “Not Far from the Man’s Head,” we read: “At the moment when the bullet passed through his skull, and he fell to the ground underfoot, his fingers went to the site of pain without his will. He touched the opening of the tunnel that I had made, and touched the hot flowing blood, then his hand fell from his face, landing next to him on the asphalt of the field. The last thing he remembered was the feeling of a blood spot not far from his head, sticky, rushing blood. Then he heard the scream, “Yoonnis,” the last sound he heard on Earth before going up.

It is Yunus, but he cannot respond. He cannot reassure his friend’s defeat and hold back his tears. He rises and falls. He thought about his friend’s pain for a split second, about the possible pain of Aya Abd al-Rahman, but the thought moved to the background along with all the things that moved… forever. .

And Samir Darwish, a poet from the 1980s generation in Egypt. 26 of them published 19 collections of collections, two novels, two books on political thought, the first book of an autobiography, and two books on literary criticism, the first of which was the collection of Qatufha and Sioufi about the General Authority for Cultural Palaces in 1991. He had previously written two novels, and he also wrote two books on political thought and two books. In literary criticism.