Damascus-Sana
The literary production of the late writer Ahmed Jamil Hassan was a guest at the monthly session of the Story Society of the Palestinian Writers and Journalists Union through literary studies and poetic texts singled out by the late participants.
The session began with storyteller Abdel Fattah Idris, with an intervention on the march of the late, pointing to his literary project, which was characterized by intellectual and cultural generosity.
While the critic Omar Jumaa touched on his fictional product, represented by the novel Iavila and the Strange, pointing to the element of alienation, which represented two types, including the alienation of the homeland and the self, indicating that the literature of the late was distinguished by simplicity, spontaneity and instinct.
As for the critic Helena Atallah, she talked about the product of the late narrative, pointing to his group (There) issued by the Syrian General Authority for Book and to the pain fragmented in his stories and to his exile as a Palestinian refugee and an expatriate from his home in the Al-Hajar Al-Aswad neighborhood in Damascus due to terrorist organizations.
Atallah focused on his story (The Scream), which was characterized by an attractive narrative, in which there were various types and styles of the scream in the third person, the addressee, the speaker, and the grammatical styles such as the interrogative.
The storyteller, Raslan Odeh, pointed out that the deceased was creative in his affiliation and literary giving, as he devoted his life to Palestine and adopted many young talents, while the friend of the late engineer Khayro Hussein pointed out that his house was a literary salon similar to that of the writer May Ziada.
Writers Dr. Thaer Youssef Odeh, Ahmed Rizk Hassan, Moein Al-Amatouri and Jalal Hassan presented recorded testimonies about the books left by the late and their intellectual and literary features.
The poets Farhan Al-Khatib, Thaer Mahfoud, Ahmed Saleh, and Ali Abu Roza recited poems in which they inherited the late, listing his virtues and attributes.
The storyteller and novelist Ayman al-Hassan gave a story entitled The Second Wolf dedicated to the soul of the late, in addition to an intervention by the storyteller, Shaker Giap.
Bilal Ahmad
