My childhood until now

My childhood until now A new novel title for the Palestinian writer Ibrahim Nasrallah. The novel came in 512 pages, and tells the biography of its author as part of the biography of a people over 60 years, through a different Palestinian love story, unconcerned with wars, poverty, oppression, camps, and Palestinian diaspora. And despite the painful and bitter reality resulting from death and siege, the writer narrates his novel to reflect the adherence to hope and beauty in all its forms, and the struggle and fight to protect this beauty and free it from the ugly and bleak reality. And in the introduction of the novel, written by the Palestinian novelist and critic Farouk Wadi: "Although I have read all of Ibrahim Nasrallah's literary works, without exception, the magic of (The Lanterns of the Galilee) remained dominant in my mind and feelings, and nothing else from Ibrahim's narrative works challenged it for this position except the novel (My Childhood Until Now), which is a magical work with other creative artistic specifications, new and different. And in a verbal comparison between the two works, I told Ibrahim: If the Lanterns is my mind's novel, which was built on an innovative narrative and a historical research investigation that did not hinder the brilliance of imagination with its soaring wings, then (My Childhood Until Now) is my heart's novel, which I connected with emotionally more than others, because it contains elements of biography, or semi-biography, with all its brilliance and intimacy that did not prevent the flight of imagination and its free launch." Author: Ibrahim Nasrallah Pages: 512 Dar Al-Arabia for Science Publishers