With every book Ghada Al-Samman writes, she dies a little. Between one death and another, their familiar faces come, their voices arrive to interrogate the victim. They know her, and they don't; she knows them, and she doesn't. But Ghada Al-Samman is sure of two things: she belongs to them, and she is no longer buried alive. She has found her voice and reclaimed her throat, now inhabited by dozens of rhythms, including her right to accuse the tribe between one death and the next.

• Author: Ghada Al-Samman
• Publisher: Dar Al-Talia-Beirut
• Edition: 2
• Year of Publication: 1995
• Pages: 263
• Parts: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• Paper Type: White
• Printing: Monochrome