In this visceral and haunting collection, Mohamed Bouhouch deconstructs the geography of the human form. The Rose and the Hunter is not merely poetry; it is a primal scream echoing through the corridors of desire, memory, and existential void. Through a surrealist lens, the body becomes a landscape of war and worship, where skin is a battlefield and breath is the only survivor. Bouhouch masters the art of 'the delirious prose, ' weaving a tapestry where the erotic meets the infinite, and the mundane toothbrush or wall clock becomes a silent witness to the agony of absence. This is a journey for those who dare to look at the sun until it turns dark, and for those who know that every touch is a step toward both paradise and the abys
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