The man of Constantinople

Book name: The Man of Constantinople Author: Dos Santos Publishing house: Arab Cultural Center Book category: Novels Number of pages: 528 About the book: Coming soon from the Arab Cultural Center, the Arabic translation of the novel "The Man of Constantinople" by the Portuguese writer Jose Rodriguez Dos Santos, translated by Saeed Benabd Al-Wahid. It is an exceptional novel that captures a pivotal moment in world history, combining the final moments before the collapse of the Ottoman Empire with the Western frantic pursuit of control over the region. Jose Rodriguez Dos Santos is one of the brightest broadcasters in Portugal because he presents the main news bulletin on the first government channel, but his fame extended beyond his country after his latest novel "Divine Wrath," which he co-wrote with an element of Al-Qaeda, became the most popular novel worldwide, translated into 20 languages. Dos Santos was born in 1964 in Pira, Mozambique, where his father worked as a doctor in Mozambican villages. About that period, the Portuguese novelist says, "My father traveled in a Cherokee plane through the villages, village by village, from Sunday to Friday. He organized vaccination campaigns for children."