Σας παρουσιάζουμε την Μakboula abdel Halim
Επιμέλεια συνέντευξης: Εύα Πετροπούλου Λιανού
When do you start writing? Literature is the thought of peoples, so it remains over time. It beats in the breasts of his love, and she gave her life for him. And its future will remain bright as long as there is life on this earth. Although the large segment of the Arab community has moved away from reading and has gone to entertainment in social media, which neither fattens nor sings from hunger, literature will remain a bell in our dark night. I started writing in 2002 when I was 42 years old. I started writing articles and then moved to measured poetry.
Good and bad. Who wins at present? Good and evil are two poles that do not converge since creation was found on earth, although evil has outstretched arms. However, he will never be able to kill goodness, as he is present in white breasts and hearts that will prevail one day…
How many books have you written? Where can we find your books? Books published by 7 collections. All with eloquent and vertical hair. And on the seas of Al-Farahidi
Diwan don’t leave. Poems looking for a homeland. Morning touches. And in your eyes write me the poem. Palm trance fragrant pine. And because you are in me
As for where you find them, I always print in small quantities, ranging from 200 to 300 copies only, because the popularity of poetry collections is very low. People turn to novels more, and I print in printing presses, not publishing houses. My writings are on my Facebook page and on websites on the World Wide Web. I always distribute my books to school and university libraries and to friends.
The book. An e-book or hardcover book. What will be the future? I believe that the hardcover book should never be dispensed with, as reading it is an incomparable pleasure. Also, the electronic book is not guaranteed in my opinion. Perhaps something happened to the network, everything will disappear, and the printed book will remain in our hands a tangible creative wealth.
A wish for the year 2023… May peace and stability prevail throughout the world, and humanity be happy that hunger, poverty, and wars are gone to no return, and Arab and international literature flourishes, so that civilization rises through it and its followers.
Phrase from your book: Hair splash a sense of its finesse.
The soul, the artery, and the eyeball inhabit
Curriculum Vitae
Maqboula Kayed Abdel Halim is a Palestinian born and raised
1960: Daughter of Kafr Manda village
Member of the General Union of Palestinian Writers 48
She writes short stories, poetic thoughts and measured poetry, and has several co-authors with poets from Arab countries and Palestine
It also has seven special editions
And two books awaiting printing
Literary editor She celebrates many evenings throughout Palestine
