In the novel Shadows of the Keys, the Palestinian appears to be a mythical image of his memory, just as his memory appears to be a mythical image of the meaning of his existence. It is a transient narration of many times and major transformations that Palestine witnessed, and which the characters of this work lived through in the extensions of the extreme limits of the idea of existence, diaspora and identification with a homeland that was stolen by force, and it is also about the distance between humanity The owner of the right and the arrogance of the denier of this right, which is embodied here through an exceptional confrontation between a Palestinian woman and a Zionist officer. This relatively short novel proves that epics do not always need many pages to deserve their name. In the shadows of the keys, another epic emerges, an influential village. And a storm of the excessive strength of the conflict that Palestine experienced, and is still experiencing in the face of its occupiers.
Pages: 142
To request more books from the Ibrahim Nasrallah series:
1/ The time of the white horses
2/ Lanterns of the King of Galilee
3/ Shades of the keys
4/ Safe weddings
5/ Street olives
6/ Birds of caution
7/ The Second Dog War
8/ Tank under the Christmas tree
9/ The eraser kid
