Writing on the sands 1/2

Author's name: Isabel Eberhart Publisher: Al-Jamal Publications for Publishing and Distribution Year of publication: 2013 Literary classification: Texts Book overview: The complete works of Isabel Eberhart are presented for the first time: writings on the sand, and they come in two books. The first book contains the complete diaries, notes on the road, and wandering. These texts reflect what Isabel Eberhart experienced since she chose to dive into the desert. The actual text link is long and intertwined with the path she took. Page after page, nature dominates both the writer and the reader alike. However, the surrealism is absent from these pages. The magic of the desert, accompanied by Isabel Eberhart's perspective, is enough to create a legendary diary. And Flobert, Maupassant, and Loti are not far from the Eastern fever, but this great traveler surpasses those brilliant witnesses, as she roots her travel writing in the heart of mythology. In the second book, we find Isabel Eberhart's entire fictional works for the first time, including those never published before: fifty-seven stories, four novel outlines, and her only unfinished novel, Wandering, unfortunately. Isabel Eberhart was almost not yet eighteen when she chose to provoke her way into the world of literature. Her first story, titled "Jahannamiyah," published in the Modern New magazine, testifies to a strange "craving for my grave." Throughout her works, she would exploit this boldness, making farmers, actors, prisoners, prostitutes, ascetics, and madmen the heroes of her texts.