The first book of the Central Administration of the People and Cultural Committees, a collection of short stories by Israa Abu Rehab titled “When the cactus is fruitful,” was just released.
Mahmoud Hamed, a reviewer, affirmed that the author was successful in creating a novel using anecdotes, memories, and close observation through twenty-two scenes; to convey one’s own transformational period; Place transformations; The village, the development took place in it, as well as the transformations of man, especially the woman, and the fate and changes it witnessed since childhood developed to boyhood, and finally the transformations of time and its impact on the growth of women; Whoever tends to see the visions of dreams, to maturity and the refractions of the soul.
While Al-Saadawi, the author of Kafori, explained that the writer has a remarkable ability to tell through language that seizes with the borders of poetry, and depends on the construction of stable, tight, and coherent narratives, a simple and easy style, and a vision that is inspired by the past, clashes with reality, and looks forward to the prospects of the future.
The author succeeded in creating an atmosphere that ran into the reality of living and skillfully and professionally transports you into a life ripple and terrain filled with nebuline, berries, gossip trees, and harsh climates that do not have mercy on the weak through simple language that is free from concavity and dumping in the vague structures and closed phrases.
It is important to note that the series is in its third printing, and its editorial board is composed of the author Mohamed Abdel Hafez Nassef, the head of the Central Administration of the People and Cultural Committees, Dr. Ahmed Al-Jaafari, who serves as the deputy editor-in-chief, and Drs. Naima Ashour, Ali Al-Sheikh, and the Secretariat of the Editor of Suha Safwat.
“When Al-Sabbar Get Results” is the first book in the Supreme Culture series.
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