A man came .. and went, by Gazi Al Qusaibi

Gazi Al-Qusaibi rides the saddle of imagination and travels far beyond words, meanings, and fantasies, exposing reality to some extent, and uniting with the human soul, delving deep into it. Just as Yaqub Al-Arian took him into the details of his love story, "Roda," the beloved of Mr. Arian, took him into her world, crossing her feminine ravines, climbing her legendary thoughts, and wandering through her frightening dreamscapes. Creatively inspired by her, he depicted the invisible part in his novel "A Love Story." Taking from the aftermath of her internal monologue, which formed the space of narratives in this novel, as a platform for a female critic who does not limit her critique to purely feminine boundaries but extends beyond to critique social and political life in general. Horizons open for Al-Qusaibi with this man who came and went to create ideas, to become prose, and to compose poetry in atmospheres of human and emotional giving at times, confusing the reader in its interpretation, leaving him with a novel that is liberated from the expressions of routine narrative structures, embarking on a distinguished literary creative path. Number of pages: 96