The Criminal and the Theft
The book explores the idea that Lebanon is completely stolen and cannot be restored in the near future due to the brutality and destruction it suffers from. It depicts how most of what sustains life—love, poetry, freedom, and dignity—has become absent, and what remains is limited to some personal aspects such as individual life, love for language and poetry, and the effort to preserve dignity. Before all of this turns into memories impossible to reclaim.
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