African Author Mohammad Elsanour releases new novel “I Can’t breathe”
African Author Mohammad Elsanour & his novel “I Can’t breathe” and how to spread the peace all over the world.
By Rania Salem
Author & Novelist Mohammad Elsanour published his new novel Placebo after the success he had witnessed in his previous novel, Louise Membership which participated in the Cairo Book Fair 2020, he also made television interview at the Nile Cultural Channel after his success in that session.
For his part, the novelist Mohammad Elsanour, decided to go through a new experience and publish his new novel, Placebo electronically, which talks about severe racism and how to deal with it in a correct way.
But most of the reactions of followers and critics were strongly sad because of the harshness and sadness of events in the novel, for his part, Mohammad Elsanour explained that the new year 2021 will witness the publication of two new novels that differ completely from previous novels. In an attempt to diversify his writings, entertain the reader and add suspense and surprise to his novels.
This is in addition to the press and television interviews that the writer carried out during his tour of the Cairo Book Fair 2020, and at the same time the writer Mohammad Elsanour added, feeling sad and sad about the precautionary decisions that had to postpone all exhibitions this year due to the disastrous conditions caused by the Corona virus.
The Egyptian novelist Mohammad Elsanour explained that he invites all readers to follow him on electronic platforms and not be satisfied with annual exhibitions, and he also urged to follow other novelists and writers who did not have the opportunity to appear in international exhibitions, as it is a great opportunity for Arab literature to keep pace with the new era and modern technology. And to start a new series of electronic publishing, which has great benefits.
Elsanour said that some Arab & Egyptian publishers, are trying to sabotage Arabic literature by publishing vernacularly without awareness, as the publishing house is fully responsible for its selection of writers and novelists, and many publisher Agencies no longer to pay attention to linguistic scrutiny, which creates a great opportunity to distort the Arabic language By introducing new and colloquial vocabulary.
In the end, the Egyptian Author Mohammad Elsanour hopes and wishes in the New Year 2021, that it will be a happy year, that the worry will be removed, the scourge is lifted from the entire world, in addithion the wars and disputes will end among all.
(Rania Salem is an Egyptian journalist and critic. She was graduated from Cairo University in 1998 and loves reading novels and horror stories. Reach her by Email at Raniasalem@outlook.com. Submitted by Rania Salem and us.tv@hotmail.com.)
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