‘aqil sy‘a al-sum‘aha: Arabiska 2015

Is the story of the long suffering of three generations of women in a family, with manic psychosis and depression. The book explores the details of these women, the difficult way in which they lived their lives and how their illness affected their surroundings and their relationship to the ocean. It also addresses the thorny issue of the mother's relationship with her daughter in the context of these complex whispers about the location of the comet and the victim under the legacy of the dreaded genetic disease. She inherits the disease from her mother and inherits it for her daughter. She had a great luck, like her mother, when she found a husband in her life who had her illness and held her hand to help her through her difficult days. On the contrary, her daughter did not receive that husband and spent her life, until suicide, and she was looking for him. However, Gemayen lived a turbulent life in which there were heroines while victims themselves and others while others. The writer deals with this interesting novel despite the gloom of her subject to a sensitive subject, which is the disease branch out of topics more sensitive after the relationship between the patient and his family and the environment, and issues of motherhood, and some taboos in conservative Arab societies such as sex and drugs, and others. Topics often enter into the circle of secrets and silence about him reservation or shame. Is a novel very attractive to the reader saturation of his obsession with a new and unique subject in the production of Arab novelist.