تاريخ النشر: 29/09/2026
الناشر: دار الجندي للنشر والتوزيع
مدة التأمين: يتوفر عادة في غضون أسبوعين
نبذة الناشر:The writing of Palestinian novels cannot escape the memories of hopeful events, nor can it go beyond the framework of utilizing locations. These are considerations known to anyone who has explored Palestinian literature and delved into its political, social, and existential issues. Modern novel texts engage with Jerusalem, with its ...religious symbolism and its formative history, whether related to its past and its various calamities or to its symbolic space that gathers the Abrahamic religions. We have certainly read Palestinian writers who relied on the narration of daily life, and the novel *Fantasy* by Samir Al-Jundi is one of those works that presents its achievements within specific limits of employing place and the consequences of open times, while maintaining the foundations and structure of the novel—its narrative energy and its artistic components—which bring to mind the text *The Lost Freedom*.
This vision opens up the text to the blending of genres, especially the poetic and descriptive image, which resides within the boundaries of lyrical overflow, with a narrative system aimed at describing the potential environment and blending spaces. Most notably, it focuses on capitals and openness in portraying events. إقرأ المزيد