The novel tries to present a different portrayal of the often misunderstood middle-eastern woman.
London, UK (PRWEB UK) 2 September 2012
Since the invasion of Iraq in 2003, the Middle East has gone through very rapid changes. Before the Arab spring, women were often misrepresented in Middle Eastern media. But, now things are changing; The Shining Serpent, a novel written by a young Iraqi author seeks to change the misconception of the weak and helpless damsel in distress.
The Shining Serpent by M.A. Hadi is a tale taking place within the backdrop of a post Saddam Iraq. Set within the chaos of the American-Iraq 2003 invasion, The Shining Serpent follows the story of Sarah as she makes her way through the chaotic violence of Baghdad to find her lost son.
"I wanted to give hope to those in unfortunate situations. The novel tries to present a different portrayal of the often misunderstood middle-eastern woman. I hope what I am doing will encourage others to join me in destroying the old stereotypes," said Mr Hadi. The heroine within this tale faces many obstacles, however through sheer will and self-belief, sets out to accomplish her goals and make her voice heard.
The Shining Serpent is available as a paperback and ebook from most major retailers and from the official website: http://www.theshiningserpent.com
About
M.A. HADI is a writer, poet and visionary. Having completed an undergraduate Philosophy & Psychology degree and a Masters in Psychology, M.A. Hadi combined this knowledge with his naturally obtained talent of writing. Since then he has become a prolific writer of books and screenplays. For more information or to schedule an interview with M.A. Hadi please call 07969531508 or send an email to: info (at) theshiningserpent (dot) co (dot) uk
Author: M.A. HADI
Title: The Shining Serpent
Published: 13/07/2012
Publisher: Twin Rivers Limited
Paperback ISBN: 9780957331112
Paperback Price: £7.99
Ebook ISBN: 9780957331136
Ebook Price: £2.99