Between two cities

Adnan Al-Malouhi's memoirs are more than personal memoirs, although their general character is that of a biography of a journalist who monitored social and political life in Syria for more than half a century. And in this sense, the memoirs reveal a way of thinking dominated by a humanistic tendency, as the writer does not limit himself to depicting the atmosphere of facts, events, and their backgrounds from a dry historical narration logic, but rather reflects the human and emotional aspects that left their marks and fingerprints on social and political life in Syria throughout that era. The book of Adnan Al-Malouhi, a living expressive image, was experienced as a journalist that tells the story of the social and political struggle of the Syrian people during the most dangerous period in its modern history, and it was enriched by the author with dozens of humorous, amusing, and entertaining images that hide behind them much bitterness and sadness. And as the author says, "I portrayed the lives and suffering of people through talking about my life and my suffering."