There Is No Sea in Beirut by Ghada Al-Samman is a poignant and socially reflective novel that captures the complexities of life in Beirut amid political, cultural, and personal turmoil. Through her eloquent and evocative prose, Al-Samman portrays the struggles, desires, and disillusionments of her characters as they navigate love, identity, and survival in a city marked by tension and change. The narrative blends intimate personal experiences with broader social commentary, offering a vivid exploration of human resilience, emotional depth, and the contrasts between hope and despair in urban life. The book is a compelling reflection on modern Beirut and the lives intertwined within it.
- Author: Ghada Al-Samman
- Pages: 185
- ISBN: 9786222671648
- Genre: Literary Fiction / Contemporary Arabic Literature / Social Commentary
- Main Themes: Urban life, identity, love, resilience, societal change
- Recommended for: Readers interested in Middle Eastern literature, socially reflective novels, and character-driven storytelling
- Notable Features: Lyrical and evocative prose , Insightful social commentary , Deeply developed characters
- Persian Title: کتاب در بیروت دریایی نیست اثر غاده السمان
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