Hassan Hamid ( writer)
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Hassan Hamid | |
|---|---|
| Native name | حسن حميد |
| Nationality | Palestinian |
| Citizenship | Syria |
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Hassan Hamid (Arabic:حسن حميد) is a story and novel writer from Palestine, living in Syria. [1]
Work[edit]
Member of the Arab Writers' Union - Syria. Editor-in-chief of The Literary Week of the Arab Writers' Union of Syria.
Education[edit]
Bachelor of Arts, University of Damascus, Department of Philosophy and Sociology, 1980, Diploma in General Education, 1981, postgraduate diploma in 1982 education. [3] Then bachelor's degree in Arabic from the Arab University of Beirut.
Awards[edit]
Hassan Hamid won the Hanna Mina Fiction Award sponsored by the Syrian General Authority for Writers under the Syrian Ministry of Culture.
Translation[edit]
Some of his stories and novels were translated into English, French, German, Persian, Chinese and Armenian. [2]
Obsession with Writing[edit]
When did he ask this question to the writer (when did the obsession start writing?) He replied as follows - when I turned back I saw that my whole life was not eligible for me to be a writer, because I was from a family whose sons had never known to read and write. I am the virgin of the family, and my parents were not readers, because our village did not know the schools because of the harsh conditions I experienced with a large perimeter of villages scattered around the Jordan River, such as the stars, herding and farming life took all people.[3]
She lived in the Palestinian camp, under the tents of her life in the summer a fire, her life in the winter and eternal tremor, her daytime bloody questions, her nights restoring sorrows, the story of a tragic exit, and the horrific events that have happened.
Behind me is a life of poverty, employment, anxiety, fear and a daily search for security and joyous news... In the absence of a father who went in a long absence to recover the looted country.
I thought it would eliminate me, because conversations, paths, anecdotes, visuals, days, and facts are all riddled with blackness and sadness. Nothing near the dream of taking the grief back a little bit, no time to write, no time to relay in vision, knowledge, and attention. Everything (speech, dreams, men, houses, cemetery, mornings, nights, etc.) walks behind the dream of emerging from the tragedy of losing the homeland.
No one encouraged me to write, no one praised me when I started pounding poetry, because there was no time to write, or poetry at the time of its commencement, lost, absent, dead and hijacked by sorrows.
What I know is true now, after many years, that I was in the grotto of writing, in its true mine, nothing sparks the flames of writing and creativity except the great pain, ah, the greatest pain of the sons of Palestine, and the most beautiful steadfastness on the truth, they are more like trees washed away by high winds, or bold rivers that took them a little away from their roots, but the golden roots in the distance.
Far away. She stayed, but her shadows got a little out of her way.
Writing[edit]
Twelve Towers of Al Barajneh - Stories
Saffron and Dark Hearings - Stories
Zeid Al-Ghathi Disadvantaged Practices - Stories
Pigeons Flew - Stories
Boom of the Dead - Stories
Blackness - A Novel
There's... Near Willow Tree - Stories
Rain, sorrows and colored bedding - Stories
Ahsan Chagal Heater - Stories
Red carnation. For Her - Stories
Speech Fever - Stories
The Bridge of Jacob's Daugh
Come Fly Autumn Leaves - Novel
A Thousand Nights - Study
Purple spots - Study
Terminology - References - Study of Hebrew Literature
Beast Beings - Stories
Alunas Attiya - Novel
Cane Moan - Novel[4]
References[edit]
- ↑ "حسن حميد". Ektab (in العربية). Retrieved 2022-06-29.
- ↑ "عن الكاتب القصصي والروائي الفلسطيني حسن حميد". web.archive.org. 2021-02-22. Retrieved 2022-06-29.
- ↑ "«الذهنية العربية».. تفكيك للمفهوم وبحث عن مكوناته - الكتب - من المكتبة العربية - البيان". web.archive.org. 2021-02-22. Retrieved 2022-06-29.
- ↑ "Nwf.com: القضية الفلسطينية في مئويتها الثانية من : فيصل جلول: كتب". web.archive.org. 2021-05-20. Retrieved 2022-06-29.
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