Dark chocolate

In this new collection, "Dark Chocolate" - whose clever title mixes the sweetness of life with its bitterness and joy with its failures - Amal Radwan returns to us with her sweet, authentic narrative that skillfully interweaves the colloquial with the classical, and completes the intelligent vision of the child of "The First House." Perhaps her work in the field of interpretation and her movement across continents helped her in conveying the broad life of literature with the spontaneity of revelation, amazement, and irony, so her writing copied the similarity of human beings - wherever they are - in their cunning, kindness, arrogance, and helplessness. She also cleverly succeeded in highlighting the tragedy of women without feminist claims or seeking pity, and also without ignoring men's accumulated tragedies. In the "Dark Chocolate" collection, we will see stories full of cruelty, tenderness, loss, joy, hope, disappointment, failure, and sarcasm, all of which flow gently and discreetly to weave a ray of light on the ignored and forgotten. It is slowly seeping into us and into us, so perhaps we will reconsider!