Hummus-Sana
The stunted love stories of characters who lived through the war that left severe psychological and physical wounds are the synopsis of (Love until further notice), the first work of Ruwaida Tamim.
This novel is inhabited by a small number of characters, the foremost of which is Simaza, who is an energetic lawyer with a side of beauty, but lives captive to painful memories of her first lover Omar, who passed away while trying to save his ailing mother.
During the signing ceremony of her novel, which was held in the Sami Al-Droubi hall in the culture of Homs, Tamim mentioned in a statement to the cultural institution that the dream of writing accompanied her from childhood to come true with the birth of her virgin novel, whose protagonist bears the name Simaza, meaning in the Circassian language (Qamari), pointing out that the novel contains love that makes the heart happy And he cries.
In a critical study of the novel, the writer Maymouna Al-Ali indicated that Tamim used the terms of war in a beautiful satirical template in addition to her introduction of the spoken dialect at times in an attempt to convince the truth of events, considering that (Love until further notice) is an emotional social novel that relies on elegance in the dialogue between the characters and between The voice of the narrator who intervenes to explain and explain the events of the event in a poetic language.
Whereas the writer Nazih Dahi saw that the dialogue in the novel was natural and appropriate to the situations to serve the course of events and portray people and their relationship with each other, using supernatural imagination in the rigid facts.
Novelist Abdel-Ghani Mallouk described the novel as a beautiful world, rich in details, vocabulary and ideas. Every day, it wears a new outfit and mastered us with ideas, methods and the way of narration, indicating that every reader sees the novel with his own perspective and drops what is in his mind, soul and emotions when reading it.
It is noteworthy that the novel is located in 200 medium-sized pages and is issued by Dar al-Nabi` Publishing and its cover was designed by Firas Al-Jundi.
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