Novel 7

Author's name: Ghazi Al-Gosaibi

On Medusa's island, Gulnar had to choose one of the seven men with whom she could spend an exciting night. They had come to the island only to covet her body. They lusted after her violently.

Poet Shehata is fond of myths, especially poetry, but ancient words are too narrow for our ever-changing emotions. Philosopher Gamal has a philosophical appeal that virgins are drawn to, but weren't all philosophers sexually attractive? Journalist Masoud may have been a wise choice—is there anything more exciting than information? But Anwar, the psychiatrist, may be even more exciting. He challenged Freud in the heart of his own culture and wrote a book that sold millions of copies.

There's no reason to rush. Maybe that night will be Basrawi's, the spiritual astrologer and magician. Isn't it exciting for a woman to sleep with a genie? Sleeping with this man is the adventure of a lifetime. Who knows what could happen? The bed might fly away.

But isn't Harbi, a man of globalization and business, worthy of a moment of reflection? He has sent her gifts worth more than a million dollars. Although the ministry doesn't excite her, and nothing bores her more than sleeping with ministers, it would be unwise to exclude Raymond, the Minister and the owner of the yacht he calls a boat.

".. The novel "Seven" is an exciting, unconventional work that presents characters rich in the artistic narrative sense, yet it expresses a corrupt era and destructive values. Therefore, the process of narrative growth ended with the death of these characters in a tragic ending.. But artistic signs say that patterns of behavior do not die."
Yasser Hussein

"..expressing the evil lurking within the characters, the ugly face that colored the Arabistan space, the time that vanishes, bringing nothing but humiliation and blackmail, and more of both of these..."
Dr. Hussein Manasra

".. A novel that touches the Arab wound, in a sarcastic, mocking style, stirring up sorrow and grief in us at a time when we laugh heartily."
Yassin Rifaiah

"..The novel "Seven" maintains its own distinctive world, conveying it with solid linguistic brilliance and a broad culture that touches on various fields, which undoubtedly makes it capable of summarizing the events of an entire era and the faces, wealth, and positions it brought."
An-Nahar newspaper

".. Al-Qusaibi was able to draw the characters' features with his sharp, satirical brush, a caricature that unleashes springs of laughter, and helps the reader to expose the psychological and social makeup of these characters, and then reach the reality that produced them, shaped their features, and allowed them to grow and flourish."
Mamdouh Alwan