Fourth Wall
In the heart of Beirut's 1982 invasion, a theater director attempts an audacious act of defiance: staging Antigone with a cast drawn from all warring factions. Georges, drawn into his friend Samuel's vision, must navigate the chaos to unite disparate groups through the power of performance. This novel, inspired by the author's own journalistic experiences, offers a poignant exploration of art's ability to foster connection amidst profound conflict.
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