Sabyl Ghoussoub publishes two books at once, a novel and a collection of Beirut chronicles
The Franco-Lebanese writer brings out his fourth novel, "Mon imam," alongside "Beyrouth ne meurt jamais," a gathering of the columns he has written for L'Orient-Le Jour.
Sabyl Ghoussoub is publishing two books this season: "Mon imam," his fourth novel, and "Beyrouth ne meurt jamais," a collection of the chronicles he has written for the Lebanese newspaper L'Orient-Le Jour, according to Le Monde.
Le Monde's piece, timed to the double release, revisits what it calls the writer's recurring preoccupations, drawn from his back-and-forth existence between France and Lebanon. The newspaper frames his work around the pull between the two countries that have shaped him.
Beyond the titles and the occasion of their publication, the source material available does not detail the novel's plot or the contents of the chronicle collection.
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