Fencing teacher

The novel (The Fencer) which I think is the first novel translated into Arabic with precise localization and great linguistic skill by Professor (Mohammad Abdulkafi), almost not giving it its full right of recognition, and it is an initial seed for attention to this novelist and translating enough examples of other novels, especially since most of his work has been translated into dozens of world languages, and sold in millions of copies. And in this, he occupies a middle position between the artistic novel and the historical suspense novel through focusing on the city of Madrid in its golden age and up to the late eighteenth century, with all its incidents, conspiracies, plots, politicians, writers, and influential people. The fate of the protagonist (Jaime Astarlau) is linked to fencing, which for him is not just a means to earn a living but a precise knowledge of the art forms that rose to the top and became a way of life and resistance in a society that was heading to its demise long ago. Story events full of adventures, emotions, and suspense, all united in this novel by the talented writer (Arturo Perez Reverte), who is considered one of the most important contemporary Spanish novelists. It is the one about which the (New York Times) wrote: "A wonderful novel from the first page to the last." Number of pages: 334