Pomegranate House

"The House of the Pomegranate" by Oscar Wilde... "Through his collection of short stories, "The House of the Pomegranate," the Irish writer Oscar Wilde passes on his philosophy through the lips of humans, mermaids, tulips, forest animals, and even mythical creatures inspired by Greek mythology, in an imaginative wildness in weaving tales and wisdom. Where beauty is a "sedative for pain," in the words of one of the heroes of the stories "The House of Pomegranates," whose Arabic translation was recently issued by the "Afaq" Publishing and Distribution House in Cairo, and it is translated by Enas Al-Turki, who indicated that it is the first Arabic translation of this collection, which is one of the Masterpieces of the works of Oscar Wilde. The fisherman, "the fisherman and his soul," stops at a miraculous moment of self-determination. He is preoccupied with the idea of ​​separation from his soul, which has become a barrier between him and marriage to the mermaid who fascinated him with her beauty and the sweetness of her singing during his fishing trips. His marriage to her became subject to one condition, which is that He gets rid of his human soul, which has become a burden on him, according to the customs of the people of the sea."

مؤلف مسرحي وروائي وشاعر أنجليزي إيرلندي. احترف الكتابة بمختلف الأساليب خلال ثمانينات القرن التاسع عشر، وأصبح من أكثر كتاب المسرحيات شعبية في لندن في بدايات التسعينات من نفس القرن