Ghazi Al-Qusaibi rides the horse of imagination and travels far behind words, meanings and fantasies, exposing reality to some extent and uniting with the human soul and delving into it. Just as Jacob El-Erian took him to the details of his love story, Rawda, Mrs. El-Erian's beloved, took him to her world, traversing her feminine grooves, climbing her mythical thoughts, and wandering through the arenas of her frightening dreams. Inspired by the invisible part of his novel "Love Story". Taking the repercussions of her internal monologue, which constituted the space of narratives in this novel, an arena for a female critic who does not stop in her criticism at purely feminine boundaries, but goes beyond that to criticize social and political life in general. And to organize poetry in climates of human and emotional tenders at times, confusing the reader in its extrapolation, leaving him with a novel that escapes from the secrets of the routine narrative structure, embarking on a distinguished literary creativity path.
It is necessary to refer to the beautiful photograph that Al-Qusaibi chose as a cover for his beautiful novel, which is by the Saudi artist Saleh Abdullah Al-Azzaz from the book “The Blue Impossible”, in which the poet Qassem Haddad participated in writing. broken on the seashore." life.
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