Nadia Abu Shama, is of Algerian origin. She is a distinguished writer, an eloquent first-class person, and a talented writer. In a fantasy world other than that one you live, you are under a spell with her charming words, dancing with her messages. She is able to stir up all the sorrows confined in your deep recesses, so as to perceive the universe with the eyes of purity, serenity, and childish ecstasy.

            She was born and brought up in the Babur Mountains – the city hanging at the foot of a large mountain with a geographical and historical heritage and home to revolutionaries during the French occupation, where great revolutions and battles took place. This region of enchanting and rare beauty was very isolated and remote from the capital city , just like a pearl or an expensive diamond concealed from all the world’s eyes. 

             Collaborating with Dr. Fayyad, she has written thoughts, in the form of letters, and more than forty books, “Universal Symphonies.” Examples of her masterpieces are: “The Novel of Al-Taffar” , “The Nude Body,” “The Legend,” “Dancing on Water,” “The Ram Dancer,” “The Gazelle of Al-Bawadi,” “The Prisoner of the Past,” and “The Rape of a Woman.”