Messages from Mai written by Mai Ziadeh

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Publisher: Al-Rafidain Printing, Publishing and Distribution
ISBN 13: 9789922634357
Book Description: Don't mention the women's renaissance in the Arab East without the name Mai immediately coming to mind. May is the struggling writer who lived what she wrote, and her full life was the best of the effects she left behind. She was observant, easy-going, good-natured, and loved to have fun, laugh, and move around. But she was strange in spirit, lonely in heart, and inclined to isolation, so she was alone as she sighed, complained, wrote, and envied the birds fluttering around her. She chirps as she pleases, free and loose. Not only did she read Gibran, but she began to explore his biography and his circumstances with serious interest, as if she wanted to discover the original source that produced that product. He asked her to write to him But how could she do this when she did not know him? After a long hesitation, she took up her pen and wrote her first letter to Gibran. This was on March 29, 1912. May’s letters must be preserved because they are a beautiful type of letter literature in Arabic literature. In French literature, there are letters by the likes of Flaubert, Voltaire, and others, and in these letters you can study the writer more than you can study his works. She was extremely knowledgeable. She had broad features, and her personality emerged independently through her thoughts and writings. She did not imitate a writer, nor did she imitate an author, but she translated the feelings of herself, the revelation of her conscience, and the secret of her feelings.
Language: Arabic
Author: May increase
Publication Date: 2022
Number of Pages: 84