Ink on paper

"They say to you: Write. What do you want us to write? And who gives weight to what we write? People are accustomed to reading what is written with a broad pen, so what effect do a whisper and a wink have on them? The skins are wiped, and it is impossible for needles to be stuck in them. They must have obelisks." This is how Maroun Abboud opens this book, in which he collected a collection of his literary, social, and historical articles, through which he tried to highlight the unusual in w...