Dance of the graves

In a warm cellar of an opposition party newspaper headquarters, the narrator meets two people who will turn his life upside down: Lamis, the rebellious beauty, and Abdul Salam, who will narrate to the narrator his life full of love and conflict. This novel takes us from a cell, to a "khalwa," and to tunnels filled with gold and money. It also touches on historical times marked by conflicts and massacres. But it is not a historical novel in the usual sense; instead, imagination plays a fundamental role, and it allows itself to use the question: "What if?"