The devastation may destroy a wall, but it may open an unclosed window in memory. From this irony, the novel "A hole in the wall" goes to Syrian novelist Muhammad Shoyhana, to restore ancient Aleppo through the tale of return to the house, and the faces, voices and relationships that resist absence and oblivion.
The devastation may destroy a wall, but it may open an unclosed window in memory. From this irony, the novel "A hole in the wall" goes to Syrian novelist Muhammad Shoyhana, to restore ancient Aleppo through the tale of return to the house, and the faces, voices and relationships that resist absence and oblivion.