Evening — Exploring Identity Amid Syrian Crisis
The article discusses the experience of Syrian artist Bassam Kousa in transitioning from the world of acting to novel writing through the release of his book "Much More." The novel centers on the character "Mabrouk," a troubled young man searching for his identity amid the scars of war and social changes in Syria, expressing a state of confusion and internal anxiety. The story raises multiple questions about identity, the meaning of life, and internal struggles, without providing a direct account of the war; instead, it highlights its effects on individuals and society. The narration relies on the voice of a single character, allowing the reader to follow the psychological and emotional transformations of the protagonist, and in doing so, reflects the disturbed state of Syrian society. The novel serves as a profound quest for self-discovery, exploring existential anxiety, resistance, and the search for a future untouched by the burdens of the past.
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