Fatimah Marina

Number of pages: 254 pages Publisher: Arab Cultural Center The novel's events take place in spaces and places without aesthetics, depicting the human contradictions of young men who searched for freedom, which forced them to become victims of those gangs, through scenes drawn from the reality experienced by the story's heroes, where the novel was able to build a special structure for one of the most heinous human crimes, through documentation, investigation, and repeated meetings with many victims who managed to escape alive and are alive. The novel also addressed through narrative scenes the conditions of those gangs and the laws governing them, and boldly delved into the inner selves of its members to analyze their views on life and people, and to deepen behind their psychological diseases and their crazy desires to commit atrocities. The narrator relied on journalistic arts and techniques, with precise descriptions of the characters and the atmospheres in which the events occur, thus presenting a dramatic plot that contributed to reflecting reality with all its painful details.