Horror

The novel "Horror" by the English writer Graham Greene is considered one of his greatest and most famous novels after his novel "The Istanbul Train." The novel is characterized by the flow of narrative narrative and the objective depiction of characters who are under difficult social, political, and psychological pressures. In this novel, you see a dimension of moral doubt and conflict that has been added to the horror. And suspense, which gave it momentum and excitement.
The novel was written in a descriptive style that clearly paints the picture for the reader and follows the movement of the characters with stylistic grace. Although its subject gives room to delve into the psychological aspect, it prefers the spirit of simplicity that characterizes his fictional world.