Memory for Sale

About this book

What if your memory was not yours? A question stinging the soul, calmly opening the novel's doors, to shuffle your inner papers and push you toward a dark corner where nothing is certain except silent collapse. In the world of the new novel Memory for Sale by writer Hanan Bakry Mostafa, we enter the maze of Rana and Magda—two characters sharing a burden heavier than a mountain: doubt in every past, every memory, and every feeling. What is the price of truth when memory itself is offered for sale? You will find yourself caught in a troubling feeling: is the room you stand in your room? Is the handwriting you read yours? Is the voice recorded deep inside your phone actually your voice, or the voice of a copy of you in another state? It is not just a story about forgetting, but a tense journey revealing how the brain—this imaginative creative writer—can write stories about us and ask us to believe them, becoming the dictator imposing our existence. The novel sails into the depths of existential confusion, where the threads of hallucination and reality intertwine, and the feeling that you are outside your body or that there is a.