The upper horizon

📝 Description of the novel "The Highest Horizon" by Saudi writer Fatima Abdul Hamid, published by Miskliani Publishing House, a unique literary work that blends humor and depth, and offers a different perspective on the relationship between humans and death. The events of the novel revolve around "Sulaiman," who discovers love late, and loses the closest people to him, finding himself alone among memories and shadows. But the paradox is that the narrator here is not a human, but death itself, which narrates the story from "his highest horizon" with a satirical and contemplative view that reveals the fragility of life and man's constant pursuit within it. The novel relies on simple daily details, but with deep significance, distancing itself from major issues to delve into human nature, and re-posing questions of existence, love, and loss in a different and impactful way. What distinguishes the novel: An innovative narrative idea with the voice of "death" A blend of philosophy and simple human approach Elegant literary language that combines depth and humor Reflections on love, loss, and the meaning of life A calm novel on the surface... but it leaves a deep intellectual impact on the reader. 📚 Book information Author: Fatima Abdul Hamid Publishing house: Miskliani Year of publication: 2022 Number of pages: 230 Classification: Philosophical novel / Arabic literature