The unemployed | Novel

“Oh... Thirty years in which I experienced nothing but the bitterness of annoying and shameful sexual disappointment... Thirty years in which I did not write a single sentence of love towards any girl, as lovers do throughout the ages... Thirty years in which I did not eagerly wait for a girl to appear at the beginning of the road... Thirty years in which I did not catch myself wandering, thinking about the features of a beloved or beloved...” It is customary for “unemployed” to mean a person who does not practice a profession or work... But the wonderful dialectic was that “Nasser Iraq” argued about the ropes and reasons for more than one profession for this “unemployed”... He was a political analyst, an art critic, and a social theorist, and a panorama of multiple tasks, dimensions, colors, and visions... in a wonderful, intense narrative form that makes you sincerely wish that you were “unemployed” like him. -How was that? You will not find the answer except between the lines of “The Unemployed”.