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Communism is collapsing across Europe. Arvid Jansen, 37, is trying to bridge the widening gap that opened between him and his mother years ago. He reconsiders everything that happened, recalling fond memories with his brothers and his first encounters with his beloved.

The owner of Japan's largest electronics factory is invited to the royal court of a poor South American country, ostensibly to celebrate his fifty-third birthday, but in reality, to woo him, attract his investments, and benefit from his enormous potential.

Confessions of a Geisha is an epic drama that explores the closed and strange world in which Nitta Sayuri, one of Japan's most famous geisha, lives, maintaining a glimmer of hope! It is a book delicately written by Arthur Golden, an American author whose...

When the Light Fades is a novel written by one of the most important new international writers. It spans three generations of a single family, with its main events taking place in what was known as East Germany, then continuing in Mexico, with the...

An extraordinary heroine whose father dies suddenly, leaving her with the responsibility of life at an early age. Her wealthy uncle raises her and her family, imposing harsh conditions and a difficult climate. She is fascinated by carpet-making, both designing and executing it, and...

In "The Golden Temple," or Kinkakuji, the novel that established Mishima's name after its publication as one of the world's most distinguished writers, the Japanese novelist takes us on a philosophical journey of beauty through a story that shook Japan about a man who...

Day laborers who came to Lebanon, fleeing harsh conditions in search of a livelihood, each with a story here and there: What tragedy did they experience, how much they endured, how much injustice they suffered... What did they commit, what was perpetrated against them,...

The protagonist is a character who, despite his uniqueness and quirkiness, represents many of us...

Short stories, or rather, dangerous confessions in forms that exceeded the boundaries of the familiar and unconventional story. They carry within them an audacity beyond audacity, as they talk about family, society, the world, religion, and the inflamed boundaries between women and men. But...

The novel begins from Tahrir Square, taking its heroes back in time and depicting vivid scenes from the life they lived, which, with all its cruelty and injustice, ultimately led to the final, correct choice: revolution, and the deterrence it entailed that amounted to...

Who would believe that something like this happens in our society? No, it wasn’t just a diary of an ordinary woman. You find many like her while you’re crossing a crowded street, frequenting a café or a public park. It’s not just events that...

It is a journey produced by intelligence agencies that takes us to sacred places bleeding blood and tears, to an Arab land but forbidden to us. Its heroine is an Arab Lebanese citizen who went to the capital of beauty in search of knowledge,...

A novel whose ending contradicts its beginning, events that take a turn contrary to what one might expect, and heroes who change their paths to places and situations that arouse astonishment and controversy in a skillful narrative game...

A romantic novel, full of real life... Every now and then, life makes us commit sins because of the temptations it offers us on the ground, and the gains our impossible ambitions occupy our imagination with. And after we sin and sink into the...

Then the last drop of light filtered out, and the night absorbed the remains of the day, the darkness expanded, penetrating every fold, protrusion and hole, the dust and rock breathed it in, length and width surrendered, dimensions no longer had meaning, and the...

A book that explores the political commonality between Machiavelli's discussions and the political symbolism of Kalila and Dimna, by digging for the meaning in Kalila and Dimna to reach its precious secrets. A book worth reading for those who love to exhaust themselves by...

The novel "Wadi al-Ghar - The End of a Generation" tells the story of an army officer, the son of a border village, who could not bear the June setback and the cessation of the conflict with the Zionist enemy. His patriotic sense and...

Two stories by Marguerite Duras, "The Man Sitting in the Corridor" and "Destruction," are brought together within the covers of this book, united by Duras's themes, the intensity of her usual texts, and her captivating language, which conveys the dialectic of silence and absence....

Forty years in the future, the great city of Buhain is on the verge of collapse due to sin, the spread of vice, and tribal and family divisions.

After his award-winning novel "The Twins," Gerbrand Backer returns with "The Turn." Another novel that establishes Backer as a European novelist with a very distinct voice: After undergoing laboratory tests to determine her fertility, she is informed that she has a disease that she...