In his book "Forbidden C.V.", or "The Autobiography of Forbidden", Abdullah Thabit explores the comprehensive and philosophical aesthetic meaning of the word. He begins with the gasp "Oh, how will I find the erased words!" and concludes with the tragedy "There is no language for what is within me!". The book includes many images, conversations, songs, mobile messages, a great deal of poetry, brief stories, narratives, obsessions, and web links. It's all akin to a sleepwalker dreaming a lovely... yet mischievous dream! Abdullah Thabit is a Saudi poet and novelist who writes a weekly column for the Saudi newspaper "Al-Watan". He has published four poetry collections and two novels with Dar Al Saqi, including "Terrorist 20", which was translated into French and Norwegian, and "The Sleeper's Face".

Publishing house: Dar Al Saqi Publishing and Distribution

Number of Pages: 136

Year of publication: 2012