The hopeless

Christian Boubane's son to be one of those who reintroduce the questions of literary writing within the horizon of the open text and to get rid of ready-made rules and suffocating critical citations for any creative soul, so you will have to, as you prepare to read this book, get rid of all your preconceptions about writing, and if poetry is an adventurous clown, then the narration here is his thin rope stretched in the story, but it is an invisible rope, not because it is transparent, but because the amazement that the clown leaves in our minds as he cuts his way in the air makes us unaware of him, and out of fear of falling we always forget the rope that saved us from falling. Translation: Nadhim bin Ibrahim