The writers and loneliness by Nora Naji number of pages: 115

In "The Writers and Solitude," Noura Nagi talks about ten writers who lived harsh lives, as society did not give them a chance to breathe and flourish, and confined them with many sharp lines. And to reach the depths of each writer, she had to remove layer after layer, and correct false images of the heroines of this book, as many saw them as lacking willpower, unable to overcome traumas, and resigned to their fates, even though they were victims of a very harsh reality.