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A brief introduction to the author Salim Barakat
Syrian poet and novelist, Kurdish, strong in construction, unique, Naseej alone in describing criticism of his works.
It is to his credit that he moved the Arabic novel to a richness in its imagination, and made the language in formulating its subjects flesh on the structure of narration and storytelling inseparable from its body, even as if the language was no longer a mediation to the narration, but rather the narration is inseparable from the context of the construction of the story.
It is credited to him in poetry that he is the father himself, who enabled the poem to restore its characteristics as freedom of expression in its utmost potential.
What compliance has a pattern or doctrine. Stubborn in carving the phrase without fear of risks, and every book he has, in poetry and novel, is a concise encyclopedia.
Barakat was born in the city of Qamishli, in the north of Syria in 1951. He moved to Damascus, joined the university, studying Arabic for one year, before leaving for Beirut in 1972, then to Cyprus in 1982, and then to Sweden in 1999, where he resides.
Salim Barakat's complete works
All within will cheer for me, and all outside also (poetry)
* This is how I scatter Musissana (poetry)
* For dust, for Shamdin, for the roles of prey and the roles of kingdoms (poetry)
* crowds (hair)
* The Iron Grasshopper (childhood biography) (biography)
* Karaki (hair)
* Give it high; Bring the horn to the end (The Biography of Boyhood) (Biography)
* Jurists of Darkness (novel)
* with the same nets; With foxes that lead the wind (poetry)
* Geometric Spirits (novel)
* Feathers (novel)
*Baziar (poetry)
* poetic works (poetry)
* Forever Camps (novel)
* Sapphire indiscretion (poetry)
* Astronomers on Doomsday: Crossing the Blanche (novel)
* Astronomers on Death Tuesday: The Universe (novel)
* Astronomers on Tuesdays of Death: The Liver of Milaeus (novel)
* Encounters; charters wages; Expenses, etc. (Poetry)
* The ruins of the second eternity (novel)
* Al-Aqrabadin (articles in the sciences of vision)
* Mithqail (poetry)
* Seals and the Nebula (novel)
* Dilshad (Leagues of Immortality Abandoned) (novel)
* The Caves of Hydrahodahus (novel)
* Lexicon (poetry)
* Thadremis (novel)
*Dead Beginners (novel)
* Sand Stairs (novel)
* Sha`b three o'clock in the morning of the third Thursday (poetry)
* The woe of the indescribable, bewildering pet in Sarmak's voice (novel)
* Basalt translation (poetry)
* rampage of geese (novel)
* Accelerate in prose loans (texts)
Smashed Hoofs in Hydrahodahus (novel)
* As-Sail (You reached, finally, Omar Wednesday) (Poetry)
* The sky is vacant over Jerusalem (novel)
* Homogeneous arrogance (hair)
* The sky is vacant over Jerusalem, part 2 (novel)
* goddess (poetry)
* The Water Mermaid and Her Daughters (novel)
* North or west of hearts (lovers who have not decided their matter) (poetry)
* Prisoners of Eastern Mount Ayano (novel)
* Syria (poetry)
* Territories of the Jinn (novel)
* Major spindle (poetry)
* Saba Sinjar (novel)
* Shadows Roar in Zenobia Gardens (novel)
* Diwan 2 (poetry)
* The Biography of Existence and a Brief History of the Resurrection (novel)
* Alert the animal to its lineage (hair)
What About the Jewish Lady Rachel (novel)
* The benefits of the athletes and the teachings as they committed themselves (poetry)
* Encyclopedia of Perfection without distortion (mineralization) (novel)
* Medusa Doesn't Style Her Hair ('Novel')