Moroccan writer and university professor Intissar Hadia has released her new novel entitled "Screen of Illusions", presenting a contemporary literary work that accurately explores forms of emotional fragility in the digital age.
The novel tells the story of an educated and successful woman who finds herself involved in a virtual relationship that gradually turns out to be a carefully constructed illusion, highlighting the potential deviations of online relationships and the emotional manipulation mechanisms that may form behind screens. Through an engaging plot, the novel combines intimate narrative with social contemplation, raising questions about the relationship between humans and technology, human loneliness, and the promises that may seem alluring but are misleading in the digital world. The novel also addresses broad human themes, including trust, the fragility of feelings, the ability to endure and recover after disappointment, reflecting the experiences of contemporary humans in the face of the pressures of the digital age and the psychological challenges associated with it. Intissar Hadia, who combines the practice of medicine with academic research and literary writing, continues to monitor the transformations of contemporary society and explore human experiences within their social and cultural context, making her new novel an extension of her literary path that pays attention to the issues of contemporary humans and the deviations of the modern world. The novel has received widespread attention from the media and literary platforms, as it is classified among the works that address the illusions of the modern age and its effects on individual paths, providing readers with an opportunity to contemplate human relationships in the digital age from a deep psychological and social perspective. The novel "Screen of Illusions" is currently available in both paper and digital versions in the libraries of a number of Moroccan cities, allowing readers to access this literary work that combines psychological suspense and reflection on digital human relationships. Biography of the writer Intissar Hadia Intissar Hadia is a nephrologist, a professor at the Faculty of Medicine in Oujda, and holds a PhD in social responsibility in the field of health. She combines in her professional career medical practice, academic research, and community commitment. She is also a pioneer in the field of social entrepreneurship, as she leads humanitarian projects to support patients with kidney failure, based on a vision that focuses on the values of justice and equity. On the literary side, Hadia is known for developing a novel project that is characterized by the psychological depth and human dimension of its characters, and she has published a number of successful literary works, including: "If God Gave Us Life" (2016), "The Stranger" (2019), "Pious Betrayal" (2021), "A Very Long Road" (2023), in addition to her poetry collection "On the Thread of Dreams" (2017), which received wide acclaim from readers and critics alike. Through these works, Hadia explores the issues of contemporary humans, discusses the tensions and social deviations of the modern world, while shedding light on the silent power of the ability to endure and recover after difficulties, which makes her one of the prominent literary voices in the contemporary Moroccan scene.
