Adam carves the face of the world

Number of pages: 422 pages Publisher: Dar Kalemat for Publishing A philosophical novel that carries within it the world in its ugly form very transparently and without barriers, the Kuwaiti journalist Adam carves out the face of the world and reveals its detailed internal corruption with complete honesty. The events of the novel revolve around Adam, who was subjected to injustice at his job as a result of writing a journalistic article describing some of the social corruption present in society, which led to his dismissal. He then moved from one job to another without any benefit, which led him to move to Egypt. Adam tells us and exposes the aspects of financial, administrative, and moral corruption that an employee, and humanity in general, may be exposed to in this life. The novel contains many issues conveyed to the reader in a deep yet simple philosophical dialogue style, with a well-structured and solid literary language. The transition between events and chapters in the novel, especially at the beginning, is like moving from one environment to another, carrying its culture and descriptions in a beautiful harmony. Among the issues mentioned in the novel are topics related to politics, religion, and society, such as traditional marriage, favoritism, relationships built on threats and intimidation at work between the boss and the subordinate, financial corruption, and others.