Abdullah al-Salayma issues "intended sins" from Dar al-Salam for publication

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A recent novel by the writer and novelist Abdullah Al-Salaymah, entitled "Intended sins" by the great narrator Abdullah Al-Salaymah.

The story revolves around the protagonist Joseph, the "Almazum" as a result of life tragedies began to abduct his mother early before his third birthday, leaving a wound in his mind, and pain towards the future, and always excused in the circumvention of coexistence with it.

"They were surprised when they found him. When he left for university, he gradually changed, until he finally turned into an income person they barely knew, and it seemed different to them from day one to day.

A person like me who has known him since childhood can easily believe that he is the same person who lived a normal life until he finished high school, a life that was like a stagnant lake that did not disturb her, only a nice attempt to throw a stone into her stagnant water. The lake itself.

Abdulla Salameh, an Egyptian writer and writer, was born in North Sinai. He was released by three novels: "Volcano of Silence 2001, Just before Curve 2010, Desert Counter 2012" and two stories, "Things Do not Bring Joy 2011" And a fifth novel, "Tales of Passers", will be published at the Cairo International Book Fair for "Papyrus" publishing house, and published several chapters in newspapers and magazines.

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