Who does not like Gamal Abdel Nasser

Author's name: Suleiman Al-Maamari

In a society that reveres the leader, Bassiouni stands out from everyone else, carrying a deep-seated grudge. The ghost of the past haunts him from the Nile to the Gulf, until a bewildering mystery plunges him into a coma, where he awakens to a mysterious message from Gamal Abdel Nasser himself! We read six intertwined stories from the heart of the Al-Masaa newspaper's editorial room, nicknamed "Tahrir Square," revealing a new face of love and hate in the Arab human psyche burdened by a history that has yet to be completed. A satirical and moving journey between love and hate will redefine history and leave you with one mystery: Was it all real? "The writer adopted the technique of 'sarcastically blending' the real and the imaginary, and exploited the links of illusion and similarity in an intelligent and significant way, bringing the two worlds of reality and fantasy closer together." Critic Dr. Ahmed Darwish: "The novel achieves that difficult balance between depicting general reality, contemplating it, and attempting to understand it, and between playful play and clever humor."