A book about the rituals of bitter coffee

From Dar Gharab for Printing and Publishing recently published the book "The Rituals of Bitter Coffee" by the Palestinian writer Firas Haj Muhammad. The book is 244 pages of medium size. The book was dedicated to that beloved whom he imagines in the text of the book, and he shared with her drinking a cup of morning coffee to the tunes of Fairuz, so the dedication came to encompass all those rituals that the writer desires. The writer introduced himself to the book with an article about "The Social and Cultural Significance of Coffee," in which he said, "Perhaps the most beautiful times to drink it are in the morning before going to work, a feeling indescribable when you sip a cup of coffee prepared calmly and with high feeling, especially if you drink this cup to the tunes of a morning Fairuz music shared with the one you love and admire, ... as if every sip from that cup is a sip of feminine saliva you love and who loves you, exchanging feelings of love and loyalty."