The perfume Anam Kajji

Three characters, two women and a man, each with their own voice and story, meet in a novel where love combines with music, and poetry with espionage. The crown of kings, Abdul Majid, the liberated journalist owner of Al-Rihab magazine, sponsored by Nuri al-Said in fortyies Baghdad. Mansour al-Badi, her Palestinian colleague at Radio Karachi who emigrated to Venezuela and became an advisor to its president, Hugo Chavez. Wadiyan al-Mallah, the violinist in the Iraqi symphony orchestra, whose ears are burdened with deafness punished because she rebelled against the whims of "the teacher." One story after another, the drunkard weaves threads of events with the spindle of imagination, when she distorts human destinies from their natural paths, crossing eighty years of a tortured and torturing country's history.