Mohammed Massoud Morsi

Set in Gaza and based on a true story, this tale will make you grateful for every little thing you have taken for granted. Mohammed Massoud Morsi is an award winning photojournalist whose fictional pieces have won recognition worldwide.

Twenty Two Years To Life

The reader is confronted by the dichotomy between love and the lifetime punishment of war. What do we ultimately become when we are bereft of hope? Are we really prepared to pay the price for what we believe in? This trilogy of novels traverses the personal narrative rarely heard, and closes with a finale that any lover would applaud.

The Palace of Angels

Three young men, infused with idealism, drive a minibus through the night, entrenching themselves in a dangerous gamble. Today, only one man stands. He tells the tale of joining his friends in the appeal for Palestinians against Israel's occupation. After all these years, his diaspora eyes are haunted by the realities his compatriots face.

What Is Past Is Dead

The Soul of My Heart

Zaki is nearly 4 years old. The story to Zaki is continued in this third volume. A photographic journal and a tribute to the potency of memory, also framed in fractions of a second. I tell Zaki my story, for it is also his and whoever tells his story also passes on a key to the meaningful. In a world all but seemingly preoccupied with the opposite. From the benefits of uprooting and living in exile to the stories of my family, the gift of love, our key to happiness, which we humans on a large scale have displaced so wrongfully. To pass this key on to Zaki in the belief of the immense wealth, found in the doors it open. This book is a capture of moments and thoughts composed as a narrative in and around Zaki's life from the beginning of 2013 to the beginning of 2015.

Mohammed Massoud Morsi

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