I am still waiting for the apology

Book name: I Still Wait for the Apology Author: Peter Hendkehdar Publisher: Lines and Shadows Book classification: Novel Number of pages: 160 About the book: Traveling with Hendkehdar is a means to live again, or to say he is reborn in his absorption of the landscapes and this world, which he feels, in a sense, is exiled from him, just as Gregor Kouching, the protagonist of his writing, who has a French translation titled "My Year in the Gulf No One". The protagonist of the book says, "What bothered me most throughout my life was the fact that the world was not near, not captive, impossible to reach, and it was also rejecting me." This angle that Hendkehdar wishes to talk about, through the narrator, is located at the upper reaches of the Seine River, in one of the suburbs of Paris. But despite some names, it cannot be precisely located, because it is nothing but a "John" (a small gulf) whose location is indeterminate. The walker, accustomed to those places, might recognize the forests, swamps, and lands, and above them the streets and alleys of southwest Paris, which remind to what extent, with the love of the writer of "The Unfortunate Woman," walking and moving around.