كتاب Meلancholia

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“I refused to join your world. I refused to participate in your illusions. I refused to take medication that would make me another drugged zombie in your capitalist, dogmatic insanity. To me, Frank was more real than anything you believe in. But… the guilt.The guilt, the guilt, the guilt. A bad son. A bad boyfriend. A bad creation.” Selim moves to Egypt for his last year of university. He lives in quarantine upon graduation until all the money his parents gave him is spent. Eventually, he is forced to work; a step that takes him on a journey of conflicts, love, loss, memories, and becoming a part of established realities. “Every once in a while, a book comes along that contains words placed consecutively one after the other on many different pages. This is one of those books.” Hanz Bradlyfishnof, co-founder of the Moral Movement of Bulgaria “If this story was a fruit, it would most definitely be a pear. I mean that.” Fareed el Sukary, a retired gynaecologist “Describe what book? Melancholia? I haven’t read it yet.” Hala, a procrastinator “Of course I completely support you on all your endeavours, and to a big extent I found the book amusing. I just don’t understand why I was absent for the majority of it. Seriously, what’s up with that?” Frank, a fictional pigeon “Frank, I should have never put you on the cover, you ingrate.”

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