Letters and Conversations

This book contains some of the correspondence that Maroun Abboud exchanged with his writer friends, in which he summarized his thoughts and experiences. He also touched on the most important events of his life, including the burning of his house, which resembled an art museum, due to lightning strikes, and the initiatives of his friends to console him, and his naming his son "Muhammad" despite Because he was a Catholic Christian, due to his intense love for the Prophet - may God bless him and grant him peace - and the congratulatory letters he received in this regard, especially those sent to him by his friend, the writer Amin Al-Rihani, in addition to the letters of "Abboud" readers and their questions to him, and his answers to them, which were evident in them. Its intellectual characteristics and humanitarian orientations were not devoid of enjoyment and benefit.
Maroun Abboud is a journalist, a satirical novelist, and an accomplished storyteller. He also composed a little poetry, and was distinguished by his sarcastic, critical style, which exposed him to many criticisms and threats. He was also known for his interest in the issues of his Arab nation.