All the names are José Saramago translation Saleh Almaani

The book "All the Names" by the Portuguese novelist and Nobel laureate in Literature in 1998, José Saramago, translated by Saleh Allamani, published by Jamal Publications, as part of distinguished translated novels that include the author's other notable works. A brief about "All the Names" You know the name they gave you, but you do not know the name that is yours. It is not fair at all to forget the hardships of the living, for it is more than true and known that death, whether due to an inherent inefficiency or malicious intent through experience, does not choose its victims according to the length of their lives, which they lived, and that is a behavior, we say this in parentheses, that has ended up. If we believe the words of various philosophical and religious references that addressed the subject, until they revive in the human being, in a reflective manner, and through a different and sometimes contradictory way, a strange effect of the mental escalation of the natural fear of death. However, death can never be accused of leaving an old woman forgotten in an unlimited way in the world, just because she becomes more aged each day, without any known deserving or apparent reason. Number of pages of the book: 287 Publisher: Jamal Publications Publication date: 2019