Faces and angles

Publisher: Arab Outreach Foundation Number of pages: 159 Overview: The book "Faces and Angles" is not limited to being (literary reflections) on the works of others from the author's companions on the journey, Ahmed Al-Duwaihi. Rather, it extends to be a conversation of memories with icons in science and literature such as the pioneering professor Abdul Karim Al-Juhiman and his legends that open a window of knowledge on heritage in Najd, passing through the heroes of "Abdelrahman Munif" and his question about why the novel? in a special interview with the author, and a reading of (Strangeness of Place) by Ibrahim Al-Nasser Al-Humaidan, and a reading of the poetic experience of the poet "Mohammed Awad Al-Thaybeen" titled "And the Night of His Lanterns is Extinguished," then an interview with the creator "Abdulaziz Al-Saqqabi" about short stories, very short stories, theater, and the novel, and two other books that the author made sure to be his travel companions, the first (Hatif) a collection of stories by Mohammed Alwan, and the second (The Temptation of Narration and Criticism) by Professor Nabil Suleiman. There is also a talk by the author that reminds him of his remote village nestled in the south of the homeland, "Al-Asla Village in Al-Baha Region," then an introduction to the cultural scene titled "A Light in Their Texts" by Abdullah Noor, and a reading of the novel (The Barren Paradise) by writer Leila Al-Juhani, and another reading of the novel (The Woven) by novelist Abdulaziz Al-Mashri. The author also reflects on "the wandering poet who was swept away by politics," the Yemeni poet Mohammed Abdul Ilah Al-Assar, and his opinion on (The Noise of the Booker) and the questions raised about it in cultural circles, and a pleasant conversation on Twitter revealed by the author with Dr. Hassan Al-Nu'mi... and other related insights.