Seventy... A Lifetime Story - Part Two - New Edition

Nothing appeals more to the hearts of general readers than robots and great figures. And nothing appeals more to the heart of the Arab reader, especially, than its own writers, its brilliant literary figures, and the luminaries of its history. A biography is most captivating and timeless when it recounts the life of a great figure, when it is written by the individual himself, and when that writer is an artist and a pioneering philosophical thinker who encapsulates in his experiences the history of an era, the suffering of a nation, and the direction of a civilization, and who employs the most exquisite style of expression and narrative techniques. Mikhail Naimy's "Seventy," in its three parts, is what we aspire for every reader to encounter. It is a rich record of the lives of its subjects, their human and universal experiences, and it is written with his radiant pen, full of enthusiasm and distinguished artistic skill. This is Naimy's book, a masterpiece of biography in the Arab literary canon. Nothing is dearer to readers in general than the journeys of literary figures and literary giants. And nothing is dearer to the heart of the Arab reader than the journeys of its renowned writers, eloquent authors, and prominent historical figures. A biography gains even greater beauty and enduring appeal when it recounts the life of a great person, recorded by that person himself, especially when that pen belongs to a literary writer and a pioneering philosophical thinker who embodies in his experiences the history of an era, the struggles of a nation, and the direction of a civilization, and who exemplifies in his style the most sublime forms of expression and communication. Mikhail Naimy's "Seventy," in three volumes, is what every reader aspires to. It is a rich record of its author's long life and his human and universal experiences, adorned with his artistic brilliance, creativity, and distinction. It is a book by Naimy, a valuable biography in the treasury of Arabic literature.