Novels & Short stories

Isle of Arran Author's name: Abdullah Bomoza The drums started to beat faster and faster, and blood was splattered everywhere. Someone was dancing, another was holding the neck of his slaughtered horse, splattering blood around. The drums' beats grew louder in everyone's ears, even...

Deadly Plague Zombie Rise Author's name: Abdullah Bomoza Why does everything we don't expect happen? Corpses falling in the city, screams of pain and crying. Some people rise with another spirit, not evil, but another version of themselves who has lost their mind and...

The den Author's name: Duaa Al-Jadaani The story begins with the lives of a group of normal children in a small town who desire knowledge despite the weak resources in the place. They go to an outcast sheikh in secret to receive his stories...

My heart is crazy about you Author's name: Athir Abdullah Al-Buraikan I feel feverish, not a fever of the body but a fever of the heart, my heart is feverish for you! Since you uttered that four-letter word, my heart danced with joy upon...

The bramble Author's name: Al-Jawhara Al-Rimal A new novel by the writer Jawhara Al-Rimal has been released, titled “Al-Awsaj,” a striking and attractive title, referring to the thorn tree, which, according to legend, is a tree under which a tribe of jinn live. In...

funny man dream Read more Author's name: Dostoevsky The Dream of a Ridiculous Man is a short story written by Fyodor Dostoyevsky in 1877. It tells the story of a man who decides that nothing in the world has any value and thus decides...

Notes from the Underworld Author's name: Dostoevsky With a beautiful translation by Professor Zaghloul Fahmy The novel "Notes from Underground" by the Russian Fyodor Dostoevsky is considered one of his most profound and creative literary works, and some consider it his best work indeed....

Messages from the depths of the earth Author's name: Dostoevsky Translated by: Anis Zaki Hassan Notes from Underground - Dostoyevsky As you read this novel, you wonder what made you divide this cockroach into a dark and stinking atmosphere. It is divided into two...

Al Ablah 3 vols. Author's name: Dostoevsky A handsome prince, but not like any other prince, compassionate and tender, tender-hearted yet shy, exemplary and noble, returns home with longing in his heart, pure in spirit but ailing in body, his brilliant mind prey to...

Demons 4 parts Author's name: Dostoevsky The novel is considered one of the best political novels, as it deals with the relationship between the absolute revolutionary organizations and the aristocratic class in the Russian Empire. In "Demons," Dostoevsky explores the extent of communism's penetration...

The Brothers Karamazov Author's name: Dostoevsky A novel by the Russian writer Fyodor Dostoyevsky, generally considered the culmination of his works. Dostoyevsky spent nearly two years writing The Brothers Karamazov, which was published in chapters in The Russian Messenger and completed in November 1880....

Humiliated and insulted Author's name: Dostoevsky Translated by Majed Al-Khalil - Juice Books The Humiliated and Insulted is one of Dostoevsky's lesser-known novels, but like all his novels, it leaves an indelible mark on the soul. The novel is small in size compared to...

Crime and Punishment 2 Part Author's name: Dostoevsky The novel "Crime and Punishment" is considered one of the pinnacles of human works. It is that open mystery about the human soul, and what goes on in its depths, and open to issues of existence,...

Deposit and a very unfortunate accident Author's name: Dostoevsky Translated by Dr. Nazmi Luqa - Arab Pens In this issue of Al Hilal Novels, there are two of the author's most creative short stories: "The Deposit" and "A Very Unfortunate Incident." "The Deposit" is...

the poor Author's name: Dostoevsky Translated by: Sami Al-Daroubi The faces we see in this, Dostoevsky's first, will be found in his other works. They are the faces of the "poor" and their ways of life. We share their suffering as much as we...

double Author's name: Dostoevsky Dostoevsky's second novel, The Double, was published in early 1846, just days after the huge success of Poor Folk. This book explores the theme of madness, one of Dostoevsky's favorite themes in his later major novels. It depicts the inner...

The gambler Author's name: Dostoevsky Translated by: Sami Al-Daroubi Although Dostoevsky dictated the novel to a secretary and finished it in less than a month, it was vibrant and met with a reception that surpassed most of what Dostoevsky had previously published, especially since...

Uncle's dream Author's name: Dostoevsky Translated by: Sami Al-Daroubi Uncle K.'s Dream is the first novel Dostoevsky wrote after his release from prison in Siberia. The novel begins with the arrival of Prince K. in Mordasov and his departure from the house of Maria...

White Nights Author's name: Dostoevsky Translated by: Sami Al-Daroubi A romantic novel that tells the story of four nights in St. Petersburg about a dreamy young man who lives alone and meets a crying girl who hopes for the arrival of her lover. The...

In my basement Author's name: Dostoevsky Translated by Sami Al-Daroubi In My Basement by Fyodor Dostoyevsky.. What is the purpose of human existence? Does the victory of reason mean the fading of emotion? Are we governed by desires or interests? What is the reason...

Eternal husband Author's name: Dostoevsky Translated by: Sami Al-Daroubi The theme of the story is the family, consisting of a husband, wife, and lover—the "triad," as modern psychoanalysis has termed it. Dostoevsky's genius not only predates psychoanalysis, but also depicts this now-well-known situation in...

The neighbor has a weak heart Author's name: Dostoevsky Translated by: Sami Al-Daroubi A short novel by the novelist Dostoyevsky, considered one of Dostoyevsky's profound works, as it tells the story of a young man, a minor employee, satisfied with his fate despite his...

Stepanchikovo village and its inhabitants Author's name: Dostoevsky Translated by: Dr. Sami Al-Daroubi A novel by the Russian writer Fyodor Dostoyevsky, first published in 1959. The novel's structure is somewhat similar to a play, and Dostoyevsky originally intended it to be a comedy. In...

Crime and Punishment 2/1 Author's name: Dostoevsky Translated by: Dr. Sami Al-Daroubi The novel "Crime and Punishment" is considered one of the pinnacles of human works. It is that open mystery of the human soul, and what goes on in its depths, and open...

Humiliated and insulted Author's name: Dostoevsky Translated by: Sami Al-Daroubi Once again, Dostoevsky enters a world filled with feelings of all kinds. Here we find extreme cases of love, compassion, pity, noble positions, and unlimited readiness for sacrifice, as well as evil, injustice, hatred,...

The proverb is a painful story Author's name: Dostoevsky Translated by: Sami Al-Daroubi As usual, Dostoyevsky presents us in "The Parable" another portrait of the human psyche. Golyadkin is a man of dual personality... Those who saw him from the outside would simply call...

The Little Hero and Other Stories Author's name: Dostoevsky Translated by: Sami Al-Daroubi Dostoevsky wrote "The Little Hero" while he was in solitary confinement in the Petropavloskaya Fortress. Long afterward, he told his friend: When I found myself in prison, I thought this was...

The Brothers Karamazov 4 parts Author's name: Dostoevsky Translated by: Sami Al-Daroubi A novel by the Russian writer Fyodor Dostoyevsky, generally considered the culmination of his works. Dostoyevsky spent nearly two years writing The Brothers Karamazov, which was published in chapters in The Russian...

Al Ablah 2 vols. Author's name: Dostoevsky Translated by Sami Al-Daroubi A handsome prince, but not like any other prince, compassionate and tender, tender-hearted yet shy, exemplary and noble, returns home with longing in his heart, pure in spirit but ailing in body, his...

Winter memories of summer feelings Author's name: Dostoevsky Translated by Sami Al-Daroubi In 1862, Dostoevsky made his first trip abroad. He passed through Germany and reached Paris, where he stayed for only ten days. He then traveled to London for two weeks, returned to...