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blindness Author's name: Jose Saramago This is a novel by the Portuguese writer José Saramago, and is considered one of his most prominent literary works. The novel talks about a mysterious epidemic that strikes a city, where its people suddenly go blind, creating a...

The Shadow of the Wind   Author: Carlos Ruiz Zafón   It is a Spanish novel published in 2001 by the author Carlos Ruiz Zafón. It is considered the first part of The Cemetery of Forgotten Books quartet, which includes, in addition to The...

The Angel's Game   Author: Carlos Ruiz Zafón   These novels are interconnected through their characters and diverse themes; however, each novel is independent and self-contained. One critic stated that "The Angel's Game" demonstrated its author's skill in weaving a gripping plot rich in...

Goat party Author's name: Mario Vargas Llosa On May 30, 1961, an ambush by a group of conspirators outside Santo Domingo (then called "Trujillo City") killed the Dominican strongman, the revered and beloved leader and president of the country, restorer of financial independence, and...

Prisoner of Heaven Author's name: Carlos Ruiz Zafón This part was published in 2011 in Spain and was quickly translated into various European languages. The Arabic translation of the first two parts sparked widespread interest among Arabic readers, who were fascinated by the atmosphere...

coat Author's name: Nikolai Gogol "The Overcoat" tells the story of a poor man named Akaky Akakievich, a man who lives only as a copyist and wouldn't be able to complete any other job if given one. He is constantly ridiculed by his colleagues...

The Labyrinth of Spirits   Author: Carlos Ruiz Zafón   It is a blazing novel, no less enthusiastic, exciting, and thrilling than its predecessors. It takes us once again to those narrow alleys shrouded in eerie mystery and a difficult enigma, between the vibrant...

Midnight Palace Author's name: Carlos Ruiz Zafón I will never forget that night when the sky snowed over Calcutta and the calendar at St. Patrick's Orphanage was counting down the last days of May 1932, leaving behind one of the last months remembered in...

September Lights Author's name: Carlos Ruiz Zafón In the summer of 1937, Simone Souville is suddenly widowed and leaves Paris with her two sons, Irène and Dorian, and moves to a small coastal town, escaping the burdensome legacy left behind by her husband.

Marina Author's name: Carlos Ruiz Zafón "Marina" is a defining moment in Carlos Ruiz Zafón's creative journey. It is his last novel dedicated to the younger generation, and with it he bids farewell to this literary genre, bringing his young reader along with him,...

Reading Lolita in Tehran   Author: Azar Nafisi     The story of lectures on rebellion that spanned two years, taught by Nafisi to a group of Iranian women starting in 1995 after her resignation from her university position; a position she could not...

Only the pomegranate tree Author's name: Sinan Anton Iraqi writer Sinan Antoon's novel, "The Pomegranate Tree Alone" (Arab Foundation for Studies and Publishing), opens with a simple narrative that sometimes surprises you with its twists into dreamy, fantasy images, interrupted by the steps of...

Ibn Rushd or the Devil's Writer Author's name: Gilbert Sinoué Was I right? Was I wrong? Was I overly complacent? Did I go beyond Aristotle's ideas? Or did I fall short? Did the commentator serve the teacher or corrupt him? Basically, the answer isn't...

Midnight children Author's name: Salman Rushdie The novel "Midnight's Children" deals with Indian culture, customs, and traditions. It is one of the world's most important novels and won the Booker Prize early on in 1981. It has been translated into thirty languages, before the...

When Nietzsche cried Author's Name: Irvin D. Yalom Dr. Breuer, I must see you to discuss a matter of the utmost importance and urgency. The future of German philosophy is at stake. I beg to meet you at nine o'clock tomorrow morning at the...

death Author's name: Vladimir Bartol It's one of those books that waited a long time at the palace door before being accepted or acknowledged. It must be said that everything conspired to make Alamut—for half a century—a cursed text. We want to talk about...

The Road to Mecca Author's name: Leopold Weiss (Muhammad Asad) Because of an incident with one of his friends, Austrian journalist Mohammed Asad (formerly Leopold Weiss) began writing his autobiography, telling us about his journey and how he converted to Islam. He spent two...

The Dark Side of Love   Author: Rafik Schami Within a very short period, the novel topped the sales charts, filled literary criticism pages, and was given full pages in major German newspapers and magazines. The novel remained at the top of Germany's best-seller...

The look-alike Author's name: Jose Saramago Talking about the past is the easiest thing to do. Everything is written down. It is enough to repeat.

The Bad Girl   Author: Mario Vargas Llosa     The novel revolves around the good boy and the bad girl. The good boy is Ricardo, who works as a translator for the United Nations, while the bad girl's names, like her personalities, are...