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Evening — My novel "Lady of the Mountain Path" now in Arabic
The article discusses the publication of the Arabic translation of the novel "Lady of the Mountain Path" by author Jacqueline Bruno. The novel reflects her memories associated with Algeria and her relationships with family and memory across three regions: Algeria, Marseille, and Tozeur. It portrays the journey of a woman from childhood in Algeria, through departure and expatriation, to the farewell to the city of Tozeur, highlighting themes of longing for homeland, identity, loss, and exile. The novel emphasizes that a person may leave their homeland, but they remain deeply rooted in memory and emotion. The article also reviews her new book, "Singer Who Crossed the Seas," which tells the stories of women who resisted hardships through a profound connection to sewing. It highlights the symbolic significance of the sewing machine as a symbol of resistance and a living memory of the achievements of previous generations.
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