Cyclob

Author's name: Ibrahim Abdul Majid Publisher: Maskelyani Publishing and Distribution Year of publication: 2019 Literary classification: Novel Brief about the book: How did the desert road become this wide? The last time I saw it in the seventies, it was very narrow. Two small streets for going and returning. Many things have changed in Egypt, and I shouldn't be surprised. The important thing is that we rest at the Rest House. Yes. I do not forget the song of Shadia and Faten Hamama that I used to hear when I was young: "Hello hello, we are here," and Faten asks Shadia: "Where is the Western Desert of Egypt?" and Shadia replies: "Just past the Rest House a little." Oh my God. I knew that Faten Hamama died and Shadia died. Shadia, who opened water wells for the eastern land in the movie "Something from Fear." "The marriage of Atris to Fawda is invalid." This was the slogan of our protests in the early seventies. And throughout the seventies. And I often heard the same slogan in videos of the January Revolution. Atris does not die, and Fawda has dozens of souls, otherwise Egypt would not have lasted thousands of years. But why does Samah really move to Alexandria in his "Afiou" car, which did not exist in Egypt at the time I wrote the novel? And he did not use it when we went to the Aladdin ship—I don't know why. Why, when he is capable of resurrecting me from nothing, and he has brought Yara to the Aladdin ship before, does he not transfer me to Alexandria in a moment? Why, and I am the ghost, does he not make me fly with it?