يطرح عمرو عبد الحميد في روايته «دقات الشامو» الصادرة عن دار «عصير الكتب» للنشر والتوزيع 2019، فكرة خيالية جوهرها عوالم أخرى مختلفة عن عالمنا، يصعب تنفيذ قواعدها وأحكامها، وفيها يتحدث الكاتب عن طبقتين من الشعب هما «النسالى» و«الأشراف»، والصراع الدائر للمطالبة بالمساواة والعدل بينهما، بأسلوب لا يخلو من التشويق والإثارة
Between Abu Dhabi and London The predecessor of love Between Who Am I's daughter and Tariq's madness... I love London and Abu Dhabi A quartet of short novels... which talks about a daughter who lives with a family she thinks is her family, but discovers in the end that she is an orphan... Then the novel moves to the previous story of the love and sacrifice of a woman for the sake of a man she loved... After that, it talks about Tariq's madness for horses until the novel takes us to its end. Between London and Abu Dhabi.. The summary of the novel lies in loyalty and true love that resides in the depths of the soul and we cannot extract it, love but in silence..
Salman visits the dead cities to make a documentary film about them, those cities that were symbols of ancient civilizations, before they became cities of broken columns and stone remains. But he finds there, in the house of one of the city's elders, a painting of a wounded deer, signed by his mother, "Fatima." Soon, the owner of the house presents him with possible scenarios for his film, all of which revolve around “Fatima,” and he finds himself entering a magical world and a confusing maze as he spies on the hidden faces of his mother, realizing that he only knew one face of her.
In this novel, Khairy Al-Dhahabi manipulates times and multiple voices to write about dead cities and Fatima with its many mirrors. Who is she? What is its truth? What is the secret of wishing? “If her name wasn’t Fatima”?
