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Writing Love: A Syrian Novel
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Writing Love: A Syrian Novel

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Then, she looked at me assiduously, What is it that you do exactly? I replied, savoring my last sip of coffee, with all the sass of a gypsy, A novelist. How to write a novel? Where to find inspiration? What is it that novels do for us? What is the nature of love? And most importantly, how and where to find it? Embarking on a literary and romantic journey, an aspiring novelist guides the reader through the streets of Damascus to bookstores, libraries, historical landmarks, cafes, and neighborhoods that carry the traces of history and the possibilities of the future. Mining the rich and divergent histories, narratives, texts, memories, and people that occupy the narrator’s mind and everyday life, Writing Love casts a critical eye on contemporary society and offers a playful testament to the tangential nature of writing and the many ways to fall in love. Writing Love was awarded the Naguib Mahfouz Medal for Literature.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
The American University in Cairo Press
Country
Egypt
Date
15 July 2012
Pages
192
ISBN
9789774165351

Then, she looked at me assiduously, What is it that you do exactly? I replied, savoring my last sip of coffee, with all the sass of a gypsy, A novelist. How to write a novel? Where to find inspiration? What is it that novels do for us? What is the nature of love? And most importantly, how and where to find it? Embarking on a literary and romantic journey, an aspiring novelist guides the reader through the streets of Damascus to bookstores, libraries, historical landmarks, cafes, and neighborhoods that carry the traces of history and the possibilities of the future. Mining the rich and divergent histories, narratives, texts, memories, and people that occupy the narrator’s mind and everyday life, Writing Love casts a critical eye on contemporary society and offers a playful testament to the tangential nature of writing and the many ways to fall in love. Writing Love was awarded the Naguib Mahfouz Medal for Literature.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
The American University in Cairo Press
Country
Egypt
Date
15 July 2012
Pages
192
ISBN
9789774165351