The sacred sinner

In the play, Thomas Mann plays his dangerous and impossible game in this narrative jewel, and he makes surprises follow one after the other without losing the reader's amazement! This is a heavenly novel that intertwines with the earthly, so the reader is confused while holding the book between the sky and the earth! The value of sin here is that with a little magic, it is the best of virtues. You, the reader, will feel that you are the target, and the hidden hope between the lines; this will happen when you get lost between the words of "pain," "pleasure," "the abyss," and "tranquility." This is a journey never boring; in all directions together at once, forever, and a little beyond. Quotes from the book: The value of sin here is that with a little magic, it is the best of virtues. You will feel that you are the target, and the hidden hope between the lines. This will happen when you get lost between the words of pain, pleasure, the abyss, and tranquility. This is a journey never boring, in all directions together at once, forever. Author's name: Thomas Mann Translator: Ali Abdul Amir Salih Publisher: Al-Rafidain Number of pages: 368