Constitution of Freedom

A raw and visceral "emotional archive" of the 2011 Arab Spring. Written from the perspective of a physician who witnessed the frontlines of field hospitals, this collection of poetry and micro-fiction captures the heavy price of liberty. Born during a quiet bus ride in Istanbul as a way to process the trauma of war, the book serves as a survivor’s testimony, honoring the martyrs of Egypt, Libya, Syria, and beyond while dissecting the psychology of tyranny.