When we left the bridge - Abdulrahman Munif

What feelings of joy does the human heart carry? What true happiness can burst in its veins? What wild, abundant things blow in a small moment? This is how Abdul Rahman Munif is when he leaves the bridge, this is how his feelings are, as in moments of love they explode, and in moments of despair, failure, joy, and ecstasy too, and feelings with no limits. These feelings intertwine at any moment and visions emerge from Abdul Rahman Munif... embodying judgments and philosophy portraying humans with their manifestations, thoughts, and illusions, in their struggle with existence and with themselves. "When We Left the Bridge" is a novel whose protagonists are a hunter, a dog, and a duck, and at a moment, these become a wise man, a minister, and a queen. It is a monologue with meanings and tones distributed, revolving within the hunter Zaki Ndaoui, whom Munif interrogates to build the world of humans in all their states, which come with the succession of tones of the internal monologue rising sharply to declare his disappointment... and his anger, and sometimes calming down, announcing peace between the human and his self, unleashing a philosophy like an endless dream in the world of Abdul Rahman Munif, the novelist. Arab Foundation for Studies