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دراسة نقدية في قصة “جارنا الذي يعاقر الخمر وضوء القمر” للروائي أحمد الملك

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تعرفت إلى الروائي والقاص الأستاذ أحمد الملك من خلال روايته الرائعة “الخريف يأتي مع صفاء”، وهي رواية شدتني منذ صفحاتها الأولى وظلت ممسكة بانتباهي حتى ختامها. ومنذ ذلك اللقاء الأول، واصلت متابعة كتاباته، التي تبدو في ظاهرها سرداً أدبياً ساخراً يرصد تفاصيل الحياة اليومية في مجتمعه، لكنها تخفي في باطنها رسالة سياسية واجتماعية عميقة، تكشف، …

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