Muhaned Tayel is an architect by profession and a writer by compulsion - a storyteller drawn to the shadows where history, humanity, and imagination collide. Originally from Egypt and based in the UAE, his work is shaped by the intersection of cultures, the weight of memory, and a deep belief in the emotional power of narrative. With a passion for exploring the fragility of civilization and the resilience of the human spirit, Muhaned writes not merely to entertain, but to question, to mourn, and to remember.
Life, friends and more
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- ISBN8233158230
- EAN9798233158230
- Date de parution14/01/2026
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- ÉditeurLinda Balsamo
Résumé
Life, Friends and More is a quiet, intimate social drama about a man in his mid-thirties standing in the uncomfortable space between becoming and falling behind. Set against the restless rhythm of New York City, the novel follows Adam Stark and his circle of friends as careers stall, marriages crack, dreams shrink, and time refuses to slow down. Through aging friendships, silent failures, and unspoken fears, the story explores what it means to grow up in a world that demands constant motion but offers little certainty.
It is a reflection on modern masculinity, emotional burnout, love that arrives late, and the quiet courage it takes to stop pretending everything is fine. This is not a story about winning at life-It is a story about surviving it with honesty.
It is a reflection on modern masculinity, emotional burnout, love that arrives late, and the quiet courage it takes to stop pretending everything is fine. This is not a story about winning at life-It is a story about surviving it with honesty.
