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مضمون برتقالي
علي الضفة الأخري المواجهة لحوض غسيل أم كاظم المتنقل نزل قرويون المدينة التي تصنع مني كل عام بحيرة كانوا في مركب علي ظهري التقوا صدفة جنازة زعيم محلي عارض قطع حليب الأطفال فقطعوا رأسه لكي تنقطع الألسن إذ بقيت الرؤوس وقامت قوات حفظ النظام بمتابعة الجنازة خشية أي أعمال عنف وقد فتحت النار علي المشيعين لأنهم تلفظوا بألفاظ تهكمية عن قطع الحليب وقطع الرؤوس فدخلت إحدي رصاصات ضبط الأمن بكلية أحد القرويين في حين رشاشة أنهما من المحرضين علي إطلاق النكات عن حسنات حليب الأم تلك التي يحولها التدخل الأمني إلي سيئات تلحق حليبه ومشتقاته.
153 pages, Unknown Binding
First published January 1, 2008
About the author
Najwa bin Shatwan
17 books8 followersNajwa Bin Shatwan (Arabic: نجوى بن شتوان) is a Libyan academic and novelist, the first Libyan to ever be shortlisted for the International Prize for Arabic Fiction (in 2017).
She has authored four novels: Waber Al Ahssina (The Horses’ Hair); Madmum Burtuqali (Orange Content); Zareeb Al-Abeed (The Slave Yards) and Roma Termini, in addition to several collections of short stories, plays and contributions to anthologies. She was chosen as one of the thirty-nine best Arab authors under the age of forty by Hay Festival’s Beirut 39 project (2009). In 2018, she was chosen from hundreds of Arab writers for the 2018 Banipal Writing Fellowship Residency at the University of Durham and in 2020, she was chosen to co-lead a series of creative writing workshops in Sharjah (World Capital of the year book 2019) for Arab writers. Also, she was chosen as a member of jury in various literary awards.
She has authored four novels: Waber Al Ahssina (The Horses’ Hair); Madmum Burtuqali (Orange Content); Zareeb Al-Abeed (The Slave Yards) and Roma Termini, in addition to several collections of short stories, plays and contributions to anthologies. She was chosen as one of the thirty-nine best Arab authors under the age of forty by Hay Festival’s Beirut 39 project (2009). In 2018, she was chosen from hundreds of Arab writers for the 2018 Banipal Writing Fellowship Residency at the University of Durham and in 2020, she was chosen to co-lead a series of creative writing workshops in Sharjah (World Capital of the year book 2019) for Arab writers. Also, she was chosen as a member of jury in various literary awards.
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