Ibrahim Nasrullah and Novelistic Experience

Ibrahim Nasrullah the Palestinian / Jordanian poet and novelist began his literary life as a poet and issued some different poetical works. He wrote his first novel in 1985 named: "Barari Al-Humma" (wildernesses of fever), and from that time his name was registered as a novelist in literary circles. Then he published three novel collections i.e.: "Al-Rewayat al-Mustaqella" (independent novels), "Al-Malhat, Al-Falastinyya" (Palestinian comedy) and "Al-Shorafat" (balconies), each collection of which contains several novels. Using descriptive approach and analytical method, this paper aims to explain his literary life and his novelistic experience and to the study of effective factors in his tendency toward the career of novel writing.