Reading the collection of works of a novelist writer, or what he has arrived at as a collection of works, is an experience in reading, which helps in clarifying worlds and discovering structures, approaching the diversification of discourses and forms, examining ways of giving naturalization features to novel writing, and looking at the diagnosis based on making events and characters possess situations and voices.
The regularity of reading in this way and its possession of the maps of writing, its constants and variables, is what helps to reveal the literary characteristics that distinguish the experience of the novelist, whether through his works, or comparing him with other novelists. Reading this book did not seek to go beyond its limits and to compare the novelists whose works are presented in this book with other novelists, as that is another matter of reading.