A hole to the sky - Abdullah Al Ayaf

Overview of the novel "A Hole to the Sky" - Abdullah Al Ayaf: (Unknown) the dwelling of legends and the cemetery of dreams, in it are the legends of the first and the last, stories of jinn, visions of the righteous, and tales of those who come to this mysterious place. The village of Kabtan, the whale's belly, swallows people and only returns them in the form of memories or symbols of dreams, in which humans appear as wolves, sometimes eating their brother's flesh, and other times showing mercy. A place's memory digs deep into the place and the human, who turns to time in a hole from which he only comes out to return to it, shaded by a terrifying deceptive blue. On a cursed day, a hole from which voices rise, echoes reverberate, and faces dance in the eyes, until the narration returns to the woman, and the truths are revealed to her, she is struck with wonder at herself. It is not a mystery but a miniature image of the Earth / Mother, from which humans originate and to which they return in an eternal cycle between two wombs: the womb of beginning and the womb of ending. The grandfather / original (Salam Al Jabr) leaves this world, but the universe refuses emptiness and deficiency, and the grave is aborted at an unexpected time with the grandson / branch (Ghaith). In a strange moment, two extreme poles intersect—death and life—and meet in one hole: "A Hole to the Sky." Neither Salam is safe in it, nor Ghaith. Miskiliani House