A hug that smells of paper

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Where might a man and a woman meet? On a porous border, or in a sprawling meadow, at a school desk or work table, in a square or alley, at a party or a funeral, on a plane or a bus. But if one of them is a writer, the alphabet falters, and the doors to magical worlds open, and they meet in the strangest and most awe-inspiring of places, for example: in the country that forbids jumping
Q with a H.
Where there is a "Linear Censorship Police" and strict laws criminalizing the use of words beginning with the letter "H".

Mona Salama
Born in the Egyptian governorate of Dakahlia in 1985 AD.
She graduated from the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine at Mansoura University in 2008. Her works share a social character, but they vary between the realistic in some and the imaginary in others. She started publishing her writings electronically, which are four works: A Cat in the Lion's Den, The Farm of Tears, A Horse Without a Rider, and Forbidden Love. The following works were published in print with Aseer Al-Kutub Publishing and Distribution House: Kigar and the Dwarf of Minora, From Behind the Veil, and Carbon Dioxide of Love.