Ibrahim al-Nasser al-Humaidan

Ibrahim al-Nasser al-Humaidan was born in Riyadh in 1933 and grew up at Zubair, in southern Iraq, where he studied up to the intermediate level before continuing on his own through reading. In 1961 he published his first collection of short stories and his first novel, then some fifteen books, novels, short stories and an autobiography, and wrote serials for radio and television. Regarded as one of the pioneers of Saudi narrative, he received the pioneers' shield of the second congress of Saudi writers and the al-Miftaha prize. He died in 2013 and was buried in Riyadh.

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• Novelثقب في رداء الليلIbrahim al-Nasser al-Humaidan · 1961not translated into EnglishLiterature