Tuesday 06/January/2026 – 02:41 AM
Journalist Ahmed Salem revealed the publication of a new novel by writer and thinker Dr. Khaled Montaser, titled “The Time of Souad,” and deals with the history of Egypt during the past half century.
The novel The Time of Souad by Dr. Khaled Montaser
Ahmed Salem said, during his program “The Last Word” broadcast on ON channel, that Dr. Khaled Montaser published his new novel, The Time of Souad, describing it as a very enjoyable novel, characterized by an interesting literary narrative that monitors the history of Egypt during the last fifty or sixty years, and the major transformations it has witnessed at various levels.
He added: I do not want to spoil the events of the novel for you, but I advise reading lovers to read it, because it recounts the history of Egypt in the sixties, seventies, eighties and nineties, passing through events that are still stuck in everyone’s memory.
Khaled Montaser announces the release of his new novel about Souad Hosni
A few days ago, the writer, journalist, and Dr. Khaled Montaser announced his new novel, which bears the name Khaled Montaser and Souad Hosni, in which he deals with many of the stories and stories of Cinderella of the screen Souad Hosni.
Khaled Montaser posted a picture of the cover of the novel on his personal Facebook account, commenting: A dream that was delayed but finally fulfilled… My novel about the time of Souad, from the Egyptian Lebanese House, I am awaiting the opinion of all my friends.
It is noteworthy that the novel takes the reader on a journey to the world of “Souad,” which symbolizes beauty, love, and the human dream in the face of fear, tyranny, and defeat, as it monitors the harsh transformations that society has witnessed, with the rise of formal forms of religiosity, the use of fatwas, and the encroachment of interests, in exchange for the decline of noble human values.
The novel The Time of Souad provides literary testimony to a turning point in history, in which the sparkle of the dream fades and hope disappears, in a painful withdrawal that raises profound questions about the time in which we live.
