Samia al - Faqi
The White Light is a new collection of stories for the rising writer Reham praised, the first literary act in which he provides a distinctive narrative vision that engages with the most prominent social and humanitarian issues facing contemporary man.
The Group highlights the crises of adolescents and young people through realistic dramas, including the story of the " dark night " as one of the most important writers discussing the phenomenon of bullying and psychosis, reviewing how community frustration and pressures can turn into positive energy for change of fate.
In a dense artifact that dives deep into corrosive human relations, the writer, through a story entitled "The Story of Life", highlights the devastating effect of early life choices, and how the absence of the soul can turn a prima facie stable marital life into a cell of silence and mutual regret. The events of the story are about the hero Rami, who lives captive to a repetitive nightmare that he wakes up crying and heated with headaches, searching for his ex-girlfriend, Salma, who always walks away from him in the dream, to reverse the hero's total inability to skip his old love over the years.
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The story of the Guardian Angel, which revolves around Dr. Khalid, a famous and successful psychologist in Egypt and the Arab home, lives in a stable, family and professional life. His life shifts when his clinic enters a new patient named Nasrin (24 years old), who suffers from family marginalization, poor self-confidence and a chronic feeling that she is an unloved person. Point of transformation and conflict: Since the first session, Dr. Khalid has lost his 20 years of rigorous professionalism, and the character of the man overshadows the personality of the doctor with a crush on two eagles, gradually escalating from a tongue and admiration into an internal conflict of Khalid, where he begins to pay excessive attention to his appearance, lie to his wife, and even adjusting the clinic ' s dates to be another possible time so that they can be together.
Reham has been praised by an Egyptian writer and novelist who is interested in her literary work by highlighting Egyptian women ' s issues and challenges. Nature science.
Their writings are characterized by a simple and profound humane way, to advance actions that reflect human selflessness, weakness, resistance and desire for change.
Writing to her is not just tales that tell, but a window that inspires man and society, and a message that bears people around us, their lives may not endure storm events, but they carry unnoticed conflicts.
