Snow siege

Every story, without exception, is a lament mourning a period more beautiful than these periods... and more innocent, pure, and childlike... Don't believe me? Enter with me into the world of the writer Gazi Al-Qusaibi. One of the most beautiful stories I have read in Arabic, it is a dense, dark, disturbing story, like an annoying dream, in which the writer summarized everything he wanted to say in the rest of the stories, from attachment to the land and fear for the beautiful familiar world from the weight of technology and modernization, then the feeling of the human — the living creature — of loneliness and isolation in a world that is no longer stable, and no longer guaranteed. Al-Tayyib Saleh. I loved... that eloquent, solid Arabic language, the spiritual and human culture, the aesthetics of longing for the homeland, and the artistically rich material... and the brilliance of intelligence. Gada Al-Samman. A birth certificate for a distinguished writer from the short story writers, coming from the Arabian Peninsula to join the ranks of the great writers in the Arab world. Ahmed Ibrahim Al-Faqih. Abdullah Muhammad Al-Nasser, born in Diriyah in Saudi Arabia. He practiced literary, critical, and journalistic writing alongside storytelling. He worked in the United States then as a cultural attaché in Algeria. His works published by Dar Al-Saqi include: "Mirages of the Mirage," "The Snow Siege."