Khadija Laye

A Visceral Torment: Blemishes of Society Khadija Laye

"A Visceral Torment" is about a young girl, Fatim, who is rejected by her parents after having a child out of wedlock. . . Fatim survives the shame and cowardice of being a single mother facing society who does not have any compassion for people of her manner. The bolds throw at her face her dishonor without her having the morale consolation of defending herself. From that ordeal, she believes acquiring a certain life experience that would get her through any situation and she promises herself not to race ahead in her future relationships. Once more, her illusions fly away and her souvenirs refuse to give up the smallest spot of invaded properties. . .