Ash Nights Part Two The Dance of the Demons of Coffeland

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How could you have forgotten that freedom is a whole, not divided according to circumstances or circumstances? Modernity is to first fight the darkness that has grown within you.”
The author says: “Viruses are compassionate, and epidemics are an opportunity to reflect on oneself and one’s life.”
“Ramada’s Nights” is the first literary work inspired by the pandemic crisis by the renowned Algerian writer Wasini Al-A’raj. It is a beautiful love story between the doctor Ramada and the world-famous maestro Shadi in the city of Coffeland. The novel is divided into two parts: the first is titled “Coffeland Hymns,” and the second is titled “Coffeland’s Devils Dance.”
Shadi is scheduled to perform his final concert at the National Opera. Events unfold, and the maestro discovers that he has been infected with the coronavirus, which has claimed many lives. Ramada then decides to write a letter to her lover Shadi every day until he recovers. Events and facts intertwine, emotions and passions mix, and the human soul is exposed to the most difficult experiences and tests that can weaken the self and limit its ability to continue. Ramada discovers shocking things and many epidemics far more dangerous than the coronavirus.