Delta is the world of spiders

Author's name: Colin Wilson Publisher: Dar Al-Adab for Publishing and Distribution Year of publication: 1989 Literary classification: Novel Brief about the book: Some time ago, giant insects dominated the earth, ruled by poisonous spiders, endowed with a tremendous ability to telepath, raised humans to devour them. The famous "Shib" spider lord, with his enormous size, full eyes, and being immortal, was well known. The few humans who remained free lived in caves underground in the desert, constantly exposed to attacks from death spiders, which fly inside war balloons and sweep the desert with their willpower, like spotlights. Nial and his family lived in a stone beneath the earth, inhabited before by a strange beetle. Nial listened to his grandfather "Jumar" about stories of those days, when humans were the masters of the earth, but he found it hard to believe. He also listened to stories about the city "Dez" located underground, which is the largest refuge for "free humans," and about the great delta, a forested area where plants that eat humans and deadly insects grow. When two family members were killed, Nial and his father went to the city of Dira, located underground, crossed the desert, accompanied by the beautiful Angelie, who was traveling to return her to her family. On the great plateau, they took refuge in the ruins of a huge castle. For the first time, Nial began to believe that humans once ruled the earth. Within these atmospheres, the events of Colin Wilson revolve, filled with much fantasy, and perhaps more reality. Because in its symbolism, it turns narratives into the world of reality—the world of humans—which is accurately represented and resembles the world of spiders.