Description
The devil does not inhabit the woman, but rather the mirror, and the curse is on the mirror, the house and temple of the devil; it is the woman who owns the words of poetry, rhymes and fantasies, and the poet reads them from her luscious body, it is «Boudicca» by the Egyptian novelist and poet. Ahmed Ghazi; a journey from the Eurasian literature that filled the Arab literature to make the contours of the beloved body a secret garden of erotic dreams, and here the imagination plays a pivotal role in the way we judge things, without the possession of the human imagination, the human mind would not be able to understand even the existence of religions and their divine order and creatures. Imagination is the true prophet of religions, but it is also the demon of passion and its obsession, and the modesty that women claim may be pure fiction, as was Boudicca; Boudicca is a big lie and all women are Boudicca, but who among us really wants the truth and is able to forgive?«Boudica» is a novel that summons the secret of women and the secret of men, and takes its reader to the mysterious side of them, as every man and every woman has a boudica in his life, as writer Ahmed Ghazi believes, so he decided to take them together on a fictional journey that will confuse them, in an effort to free the truth from its common contract This is the story of Yahya, the shy young man who searches even in the inanimate world for his six shy boudicas, from which his personality was formed, so that the opposite sex dared not see him except from behind a virtual screen that he naturally named «Boudica» and specialized in solving amorous issues, and the stories of the successes and failures of the emotional relationships of successes and failures in romantic relationships for the female followers of the page, perhaps to make up for his failure to establish relationships in the real world, even his beloved Sally, whom he dared not share his feelings with except through a dream, he needed to reveal his heart of love, he told her everything. He shared his worries, sorrows and dreams with her in his research on his favorite plant, Boudicca; Boudicca, whose leaves, when touched in the morning, responded quickly and shrank; this is what it does whenever it is touched, as if it says shyly, «Don't touch me.. This plant was the goal and project that Yahya focused on in his research to treat depression associated with addiction, but before he succeeds in discovering its secret formula, he will go through a series of harsh experiences with the drug mafia that tried to turn it into a kind of drug harmful to the minds of young people. Dr. Muhannad Abdul Mohsen Al-Eidan, a clinical psychologist, introduced the novel with a scientific reading: »...this is an attempt to explore the depths of the human psyche through the Arabic novel, using psychoanalytic methods based on the criteria of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-5), which enables us to continue looking at the human psyche as the secret of secrets, and increases the value of literature that some think that reading it is just entertainment without thought.”
