Shadi’s journey through the coronavirus pandemic was extremely difficult. Ramada continued to insist on living, her only certainty being her return to normal life. However, she discovered that her city was plagued by the most dangerous epidemics, a gang secretly running every aspect of society, from organ trafficking to financial corruption to flagrant political crimes… Suddenly, Ramada saw Shadi on television getting off the plane with Misha. She ran to his house. There, she encountered the most brutal tragedy. Wasini Al-A’raj is an Algerian academic and novelist. His 15 novels have been published by Dar Al-Adab.
Some of these have been translated into more than 15 international languages.
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Ramada’s Nights Part Two The Dance of the Demons of Coffeland
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This novel continues Ramada’s story in a fantasy world that reflects human struggles with authority, the sacred, and identity.
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