The tragedy of the short story writer

This novel belongs to the genre of black satire literature, which appeared in the works of Ibrahim Nassar Allah, starting with "The Keeper of the Lost City," passing through "The Eraser Child," and continuing with "The Snowman's Balcony" and "The Second Dog War," which won the Booker Prize for Arabic fiction, among other works. A novel with multiple layers, the reader will find in it a personal space, adjacent and intersecting with the personal spaces of others, and with the space of its hero, besieged by unjust living conditions, seeking to write a charter that stipulates what the constitutions and human rights laws have overlooked! A novel about human beings at their core, no one escapes its touch as long as they belong to the world of 2020 in its transformations, and in its revolutions, whether on a direct personal level or in relationships with others, in a time when human loneliness seems more dangerous than anything else; a time when a person cannot get close nor can they distance themselves. Author: Ibrahim Nassar Allah Pages: 257 Arab Scientific Publishers