This volume includes Ghassan Kanafani's complete and incomplete novels: Men in the Sun; All That's Left to You; Return to Haifa; Umm Sa'd; The Lover; The Other Thing. These novels confirm Ghassan Kanafani's presence in the Arab narrative scene despite his short life; he was not only a pioneer in expressing innovative narrative ideas, and the essence of the central issue within a national and human context, but also in the modernity of the narrative techniques that dealt with ideas and themes, and carried national concerns to broad human horizons. These novels vary in their treatment and differ in the styles of this treatment, yet they harmonize in forming an accurate picture, even if the melodies and rhythms vary; the Palestinian cause, for the most part, is the central concern that represents the realistic thread in these novels. However, his eye is always open to the transformations of the novel and the horizons of experimentation, due to his narrative genius that always delves in search of the authentic human root. Perhaps his achievement, cut short by death in the prime of his youth, represents a distinctive mark in the history of the Arab novel.