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Between Two Halls
Bahaa Fathy Farahat
You are sitting in two halls at once: one you can see — its walls, its clock, its invigilator — and one you cannot, where the seat is your whole life. You entered it the day you were born, and it holds no single paper: everything that happens to you is a question.
38 chapters · 39,667 words · about 4 hours of unhurried reading
ISBN 978-977-9583-19-8 Legal deposit 21856/2026 Egyptian National Library and Archives — electronic edition
Front Matter
Introduction: Two Halls at Once
Part One: The First Bell
Part Two: The Question Paper
- The Head of the Paper: The General Question
- Chapter One: How Many Questions Are on the Paper?
- Chapter Two: A Life — What It Was Spent On
- Chapter Three: Knowledge — What Was Done With It
- Chapter Four: Money — Where He Earned It and What He Spent It On
- Chapter Five: The Body — What It Was Worn Out In
- Chapter Six: Trusts and Rights — Drawn From Another Source
- The Close of the Part: The Ink All the Answers Are Written In