«Organized Death», a novel in the Arabic language by Egyptian novelist, storyteller and journalist, Ahmed Majdi Hammam (b. 1983). The story is based on the diaspora after the Armenian Genocide. It journeys through the memories of an Armenian residing in Egypt whose family was massacred. «With his latest novel...writer Ahmed Majdi Hammam, a serious and melancholic voice that comes from deep Egypt, uses a certain shocking title but that says a lot about his narrative. A story announcing the setbacks, expectations and tragedy of humans in front of an unfair, torturer, greedy, and bloody and unpredictable society» (Edgar Davidian, L'Orient-Le Jour). As such, the story is one of all people who are persecuted, killed and displaced from their homes and homelands throughout the world...