Ahmad Aram, in the short story collection No One Invites Us to Dinner, leads the audience toward a biting satire through the invention of chiaroscuro patterns and a set of interferences and signs. Aram creates a grotesque space in No One Invites Us to Dinner through an unknown illusion, aligned with a form of metamorphosis.
| ISBN |
978-9643694463 |
|---|---|
| Publication Year |
1399 |
| Edition |
2 |
| Number of Pages |
168 |
| Publisher |
Ofoq |
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