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Ernest Renan's Philosophical Dialogues   Author: Ernest Renan   Echoing the idea that deep within the universe lies a mysterious feeling, and despite its mystery, it is the driving force of the world, akin to a god existing in potential but destined to exist...

Philosophy in the East   Author: Paul Masson-Oursel   There was a time when people had no doubt that philosophy first originated in Greece, or more precisely, in Ionia, the Greek colony founded by the first Greek migrants in Asia Minor. This view continued...

Ink Inscription Author: Ali Al-Ameri "Ink Inscription" comprises dialogues with seven poets, exploring their writing references, views, their perspectives on poetry, and their life experiences, despite their diverse cultures, upbringing, achievements, cities, and travels. However, the common denominators in these dialogues are childhood, love,...

The Diaries of Adam and Eve Author: Mark Twain If our parents Adam and Eve had kept early diaries, what would they have written?! Mark Twain decided to take on the task for them, presenting us, with his exquisite language and satirical style, a...

A Pair of Blue Eyes Author: Thomas Hardy Critics consider this novel one of Thomas Hardy's most significant works, as it was written during one of the most critical moments of his life. The events and decisions that shaped him into a writer later...

What Men Live By and Other Stories Author: Tolstoy This book contains a collection of short stories selected from the works of the Russian author "Leo Tolstoy," whom some critics consider one of the greatest novelists in all of human civilization. The stories in...

The Waves Author: Virginia Woolf It is based on the soliloquies of the six characters: Bernard, Susan, Rhoda, Neville, Jinny, and Louis. The seventh important character is Percival, though readers never hear him speak in his own voice. The characters' soliloquies are divided into...

The Return of the Young Prince Author: Alejandro Guillermo Roemmers A man traveling alone through the Patagonian desert encounters an exhausted young man on the road and decides to help him by giving him a ride. Little does he know that this mysterious young...

The Breaths of a Disappointed Woman Author: Basem Khandaqji From behind the solidly built iron bars, and amidst the damp prison walls where prisoners etched words with chalk and pens, sometimes expressing their homeland and other times their feelings – words whose meaning transcended...

My Childhood Author: Maxim Gorky This book tells the story of Maxim Gorky's first steps on the path of life; the protagonist is the author himself, narrating the difficult and bitter years of his life when he lived as an orphan in his cruel...

Gypsies Also Love Author: Waciny Laredj The novel, in its artistic way, recounts the lives of the Romani people of Oran and the Nazi persecution they suffered during World War II, which was no less horrific than the Holocaust. We are not in Seville...

Absent Yet Ever Present Author: Jihan El Helou This book documents much of the life of the activist Hanna Ibrahim Mikhail (Abu Omar), and his intellectual, political, and media contributions to the Palestinian Revolution. It includes many of Abu Omar's lectures, educational and mobilization...

Night Flight Author: Antoine de Saint-Exupéry (Night Flight) is considered one of the classics of 20th-century French literature and one of Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s most important works. Upon its release in 1931, with an introduction by André Gide, it secured a prominent place for...

The Haunted Man and the Ghost's Bargain Author: Charles Dickens Pay attention to who is sitting next to you first. Is there no one? Look again, for it might not be your own shadow. If you believe that humans are the only creatures in...

The Dreamer's Guillotine Author Name: Jalal Barjas I wish I had the ability to foresee what could happen to me at a moment when the currents of that electronic world were preparing me for a new destiny. A destiny with so much pleasure that...

Little Dorrit (Two Parts) Author: Charles Dickens The character "Little Dorrit" was inspired by "Mary Ann Cooper" (née Meton), whom Dickens and her family sometimes visited. It is a serial novel published between 1855 and 1857, discussing aspects of government and societal shortcomings during...

A Lost Lady Author: Willa Cather This novel is set in the American state of Nebraska, specifically in the town of Sweet Water, when the adventurous early Americans arrived with their dream of the New American West. They began to forge a railway path...

Madam Marta Oulie Author: Sigrid Undset Sigrid Undset (1882-1949) was a Norwegian writer and novelist born in Denmark. Her family later settled in Norway, and she moved to the United States in 1924 to escape Nazism. She was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature...

Sultan Abdul Hamid's Last Days Author: Nahid Sırrı Örik The novel delves into one of the most crucial periods of late Ottoman history, beginning with Sultan Abdul Hamid's declaration of the "Second Constitutional Monarchy" a year before his deposition, and the reinstatement of the...

My Ántonia Author: Willa Cather Following her introduction, in which the author did not disclose the identity or name of her narrator, except for what he stated on the first page: "I was old friends with Jim Burden; we grew up together in the...