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Elephant's March Author's name: Jose Saramago The first step of the elephant's strange journey, which we intend to recount, began inside the Portuguese palace and headed towards Austria. This was approximately at bedtime, although this contradicts the opinion of those who do not know...

Magic Mountain Author's name: Thomas Mann Anyone who reads Thomas Mann's "The Magic Mountain" is bound to experience suffering. The novel, published by Dar Al-Jamal and translated by Ali Abdul Amir Saleh, is nearly a thousand pages long and not only challenges the reader's...

Celtic dream Author's name: Mario Vargas Llosa The central theme of the novel "A Celtic Dream" revolves around denouncing and exposing the exploitation of humans in the Congo forests, once privately owned by King Leopold II of Belgium, and in the Peruvian Amazon, a...

Schopenhauer's treatment Author Name: Irvin D. Yalom Every breath we take wards off the death that constantly lurks around us... In the end, death must win, for it has been our destiny since we were born, and it toys with its prey for a...

simple passion Author's name: Annie Ernaux Despite the "simplicity" of the writing, it actually succeeds in raising many of these existential questions that surround us. It knows how to raise the "philosophical" question about our relationship with others, with sex, and even with writing...

Earth Revolution Author's name: Jose Saramago In Earth Revolution, we follow Saramago's footsteps and enter, in light of his ferocity in the pursuit of justice, his anger at injustice, and his boundless pain from poverty, the village of Lafre, through which he explores the...

Beyond Good and Evil Author's name: Friedrich Nietzsche The book was first published in 1886. It builds on the ideas of his earlier book, Thus Spoke Zarathustra, and expands upon them, approaching them from a more critical and polemical perspective. Nietzsche completed the book...

The water is all the color of drowning Author's name: Emil Cioran When tyrants indulge their ferocity, they transform into good men. Things could have returned to normal were it not for the jealousy of the slaves, and their desire to indulge their own...

The Red Garden Author's name: Mohamed Ait Hanna “When the child, whom we will here metaphorically name “M-A,” left school, as usual, he ran quickly home. Despite the pebble that had become lodged between his finger and the blue plastic slipper he was wearing,...

shame Author's name: Salman Rushdie In his brilliant third novel, first published in 1983, Salman Rushdie gives us a delightful and diverse blend of history, art, language, politics, and religion. Shame tells the story of a university professor's sudden fall from grace and the...

hyperhuman Author's name: Friedrich Nietzsche The idealist is an irremediable character: cast out of his paradise, he makes an ideal world out of hell. Let him be disappointed, and we shall see! He will embrace frustration with no less ardent lust than he did...

Falling in time Author's name: Emil Cioran The importance civilized man attaches to so-called backward peoples is what arouses most suspicion. Unable to bear himself any longer, he resorts to venting on those peoples the surplus of diseases that beset him, inviting them to...

Who killed Palomino Molero? Author's name: Mario Vargas Llosa A detective novel set in Latin America that investigates who killed Molero, a simple boy whose body was found horribly mutilated by a shepherd. What are the real reasons behind the murder of Molero, a...

The Green House Author's name: Mario Vargas Llosa They get up at dawn to continue their journey, they descend the ravine and do not find the boat, they begin to search for it and suddenly shouts, stones, and naked people, and there is the...

Instinct and Culture: Studies in Psychology Author's name: Sigmund Freud We have selected ten articles that address various topics such as sexual repression, childhood fantasies, parent-child relationships, children's perceptions, poetic imagination, and war and peace. We have translated them from their original language, and...

Saddam Hussein's world Author's name: Mahdi Haider This novel is not a historical text, but rather a work of fiction that exploits reality to construct a fictional world parallel to the real world, sometimes identical to it and sometimes different from it. Famous characters...

Down and Out in Paris and London   Author: George Orwell In this novel, Orwell tells us about the world of the unemployed, the poor, men who roam the streets looking for shelter and work, any work just to be able to eat and...

Lolita   Author: Vladimir Nabokov Lolita is a novel by the Russian writer Vladimir Nabokov, written in English; it was published in 1955 in Paris and in 1958 in New York. The author later translated it into Russian. The novel highlighted controversial topics, as...

Snow   Author Name: Orhan Pamuk In the novel "Snow," you will find something more beautiful than politics, despite the political controversy it stirred up: those very intricate and numerous scenes about identity, ideas, history, memories, and misery in the mountainous city of Kars,...

Memoirs of an Arabian Princess   Author's Name: Salme bint Said The novel is more like an autobiography of the author about an Eastern Arab princess, the daughter of a great sultan, who, more than a hundred years ago, defied the traditions of her...