ليلة في جهنم - حسن الجندي

A series of novels, A Night in Hell, by Hassan Al-Jundi

Abu Khatwa House: It is the first part of a series that Hassan al-Jundi said will consist of seven parts under the name “A Night in Hell.” The young horror writer also said that the events of his novel “Abu Khatwa House” are completely real events and that they happened to him personally, and in the novel he describes Hassan El-Gendy has a house in an agricultural area on the road to the city of Qanater, which gives the reader the impression that he already knows this house that he describes, because you certainly passed or saw such a house during your travel or during your journey by train in Egypt, and this gives a real feeling of horror, because we are not talking about Zombie or cannibal, we are all talking about a haunted house in an area we all know.

Monitoring Novel: After the great success achieved by the novel “A Night in Hell”, in its first part, which bore the name “Abu Khatwa House”, by the Egyptian writer “Hassan Al-Jundi”, which revolved in two chapters, where it focused in its first aspect, on revenge conflicts , familiar in Upper Egypt, while, on the other hand, it included talk about the world of jinn and demons.
The author continues, dealing with the events of the novel, in the second part, in a purely Egyptian colloquial dialect, reviewing the details of the novel, which is separate and connected.

The Pasha Days Novel: This novel by the great young writer Hassan Al-Jundi is the third and final part of the Night in Hell series. An attempt to complete his travels through the worlds of his horror. Despite the ease of style to which the creative writer Hassan Al-Jundi is accustomed, he presents a complex kind of horror.
He came with this novel in our hands to weave a different fabric into another interesting horror story like most of his works. The writer Hassan Al-Jundi is considered the reviver of the new horror literature, and he notices this in his style suitable for all ages, a style that the old and the young understand, and this is a big problem, so the writer is terrifying for everyone.