Twenty papers

10 years, from the age of twenty to the age of thirty, from 2008 to 2018, ideas, thoughts, and stories from the writer's life that he demonstrated in these twenty-year-old papers, graphic writing that brings the soul back to his words and makes them a different writing experience.
The book opens with articles about the dreams and aspirations of young people in their twenties who are preparing to welcome their new life after university, love, marriage, emotional relationships, and the excitement and yearning that tinges all of that. Then it moves to its middle, where political events impose themselves, so we find the January 25 revolution as a subjective experience and not as political events. We find Syria, Palestine, Morocco, and countries from here and there visits that the writer recorded in his notebook on the sidelines of major events, and at the end of the book we find many reviews about his first dreams, we find the generation's failures and defeats, and we find The caresses of hope and its emanations, we find housing in his emotional life whose ship has docked, we find what he claims to have matured in some way in ideas and visions, and we find the extended confusion of a young man preparing to welcome his third decade.