In this book, the critic Dr. Radwa Radwa Ashur takes us on a journey that illuminates certain literary texts. She travels through the works of Ibn Tufayl, the trilogy by Najib Mahfouz and Malik Al-Hazin by Ibrahim Aslan. She also explores the works of Lutfi Zayyat, Edward Said, and Emile Habbai. We also hear the story of “The Earth Speaks in Arabic” by Fuad Haddad and Amal Dancol. She also visits the works of Shakespeare, Brecht, and Hemingway. Finally, she shares her own experiences in writing. In “Hunters of Memory,” Radwa Ashur connects literary texts with their contexts, exploring their elements and their relationship to specific historical realities. This is a complex and multi-dimensional relationship. This book combines critical reading based on objective analysis with literary writing that involves a considerable amount of personal expression.