"Barabbas. A Dream of the World's Tragedy" is a work by the English writer M. Corelli (1855 - 1924). The short novel by the English writer was published in 1893. The book centers around the destiny of rogue Barabbas, pardoned by Pontius Pilate on the request of the crowd instead of Jesus Christ. Marie Corelli dramatically describes Barabbas's ensuing repentance of his crimes and his way to Christ. The work "the Sorrows of Satan" is also issued from Marie Corelli's pen.