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The novel "The Marina": When the sea becomes a memory and the journey an existential question

In "The Marina," we don't read a novel in the traditional sense, but rather experience a contemplative, emotional journey written with the sensitivity of a poet and the vision of a philosopher. Yasser Nabil takes us on a journey to the depths of the self, not to the shores of geography. For the sea here is not merely a natural space, but a shifting entity that reshapes the inner world of the nameless sailor, as if his name has melted into the waves or vanished with the wind.

The sailor, this man who races forward, navigates unfamiliar harbors, yet deep down he pursues something within himself: a heavy silence, a mysterious loss, or perhaps an impossible desire to be reshaped. The novel skillfully listens to this quiet fragmentation, allowing you, the reader, to experience it, perhaps even prompting you to re-examine your own questions about identity, time, and memory.

Language in "The Marina" is its second protagonist. Soft, intense, it leaps between poetry and prose, concealing more than it reveals, inviting you to a second reading not for understanding, but for immersion. The novel doesn't explain so much as it makes you "feel." It doesn't recount events so much as it constructs a psychological atmosphere in which you reside, with all your fragility and questioning.

In "The Marina," loneliness is written in its own way, and nostalgia is revived not for a place, but for a meaning that was once in the heart and has disappeared.

A novel for those who seek in reading a spiritual haven, and for writing that listens to the whispers of the sea in a long night, more than it speaks of it.

Author: Yasser Nabil

The book is now available at Muthaqqaf Bookstore with fast delivery to all cities in Morocco.

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