Draft:Hassan Mtalak

Hassan Mutlak (1961-1990), (arabic: حسن مطلك) is an Iraqi writer, painter and poet. It is one of the most important modern literary voices that emerged in Iraq, in the 1980s. He was born in 1961 in the village of Sedirah, which belongs to the city of Al-Sharqat in northern Iraq. He completed his university studies in 1983 with a bachelor's degree in education and psychology from the Faculty of Education at the University of Mosul. He held several exhibitions of plastic art and published with a group of his friends at the university a magazine («Educator») in which he published two articles, one about plastic art and the other a reading of the novel Al-Tayeb Saleh (the season of Migration to the North). After performing compulsory military service, he worked as a professor at the Teachers’ Institute in Kirkuk and director of several preparatory schools.

Prizes

The first prize for the story of the war in 1983 for his story («Aranis»)

1988 Appreciation Award for his story ("Hero in the Haqq").

His death

Hassan was hanged on July 18, 1990, at 7 p.m., for participating in an attempt to overthrow the regime. Spain's 11/2001 magazine allocated 300 pages about it in its entirety. Files were also allocated for it in the Iraqi newspapers Al-Mana and Al-Zaman. She wrote many certificates and studies about him about his work, including a doctoral thesis completed by Abdul Rahman Mohammed Al-Jubouri at the University of Mosul entitled («The Narrative Speech at Hassan Mutlak.. A hemanotic study»). Hassan Mutlak is the brother of the Iraqi writer Mohsen Al-Ramli.

Compositions

1988 – Dabada (novel) – 220 pages, its first edition was published by the Arab House of Encyclopedias in Beirut in 1988. The second edition was issued by the Egyptian General Book Organization in Cairo in 2001, and the third edition of the Arab House of Science Publishers in Beirut in 2006. 5](ISBE 9953-29-278-7)

2003 – The Power of Laughter in Aura (novel) – 145 pages, the first edition of which was published by Dan Kikhuta in Damascus in 2003, and the second edition of the Arab House of Science Publishers in Beirut in 2006. 8] (ISBE 9953-29-277-9)

2006 - Story Works - 262 pages, its first edition was published by the Arab House of Science Publishers in Beirut in 2006[10] (ISBN 978-9953-87-629-0).

2006 – The book of love.. Their Shadows on the Ground (Free Writing/Memoir) – 125 pages, the first edition of the Arab House of Science published in Beirut in 2006.

A poetry set (masks.. Me, you and the country) – 70 pages, the first edition of a slab house in Madrid was released in 2004 and features 21 poems and ten layouts.

2011 – Al Ain Inward (Free Writing, Diary and Poems) – 141 pages, issued by Al-Dosari Foundation for Culture and Creativity in Bahrain in 2011.