Evening expresses a love for words
The article covers the activities of hosting the "Memory of the People" Library in Bab El Oued, Algeria, to discuss the publications of writer Tayyib Kanoush and author Fatima Zahra Salimani Douadi. Kanoush presented his book "Moods of Writing," which includes his independent journalistic articles addressing social, literary, and philosophical topics. He pointed out the connection between sociology and memory, as well as his personal reflections, emphasizing his love for words and his desire to convey his feelings to the reader. As for Douadi, she talked about her books that explore her personal experience during the COVID-19 pandemic, her stories about identity and women, and her focus on societal issues and childhood. She explained that what drives her to write is the desire to uncover the depths of the soul and share emotions. She also mentioned that her works are inspired by childhood memories and social struggles, and that she is working on a new book that revisits memories of resisting French occupation.
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