The Gambler 21148

The Gambler is an Arabic translation of Fyodor Dostoevsky's classic novel, featuring a striking modernist cover art depicting abstract figures in bold colors. The book explores themes of addiction, risk, and human nature through the story of a young tutor drawn into the world of gambling. Key features: • Arabic translation of Dostoevsky's work • Modernist cover art design • Classic Russian literature • Psychological narrative • Exploration of gambling addiction themes This edition features a translation by Sami Al-Droubi, bringing Dostoevsky's intense psychological narrative to Arabic readers. The cover artwork uses a cubist style with geometric shapes and vibrant colors to represent the novel's characters and themes. Originally published in 1866, The Gambler remains one of Dostoevsky's most compelling works, written under a strict deadline to pay off his own gambling debts.