The upper horizon

Recently published by Miskaliani House, the novel "The Highest Horizon" by Saudi author Fatima Abdul Hamid, a novel woven with the fingers of a skilled weaver that combines humor and depth at the same time and makes us reconsider ourselves and the relationship that connects us to the only creature that all humans reject, Death.. And what came in the words of the cover: "Sulaiman meets love late in his life, his mother leaves him, then his wife, and only their shadows remain, commanding him not to forget the open balcony door, but he neglects their advice and forgets the open balcony door, to find love in the form of a gentle shadow on the opposite balcony. However, death, which granted Sulaiman a new opportunity to build the matchstick houses from which he had been deprived since his youth, is the one who tells us his story in demolishing them one after the other, from his highest horizon, mocking humans and their persistence in a life that is in fact play and frivolity. The value of this work lies in its celebration of simple human details, the daily details that a person lives and that shape his features and humanity away from total concepts, and the narrator in it, who is death, is nothing but a camera that moves between places to tell us what happens every day. So does the reader really need the ringing of major issues or the mask of history? Can't part of life be understood by getting to know a man alone on a balcony, whenever a woman leaves his life, he shines?" The Highest Horizon: Author: Santiago Posteguillo Language: Arabic Publication date: 2022 Book format: Paperback Publisher: Miskaliani Publishing Number of pages: 160