Openness overwhelmed us like a flood; some people floated on the surface of the turbulent waters, while others sank to the bottom. At first, we were happy to see the end of isolation. We said, “Gone are the days of getting a box of matches by standing in line and using a card, and of begging for medicine from charitable people.
The Final Decision
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A philosophical novel that addresses issues of life, death, and fateful decisions, through a personal experience in which questions of existence and destiny intertwine.
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Categories: | Literature, Novels, stories, World literature |
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Tags: | literature, Novels, stories, thought |
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Publisher | Dar Al-Shorouk |
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