Divine Comedy is not a retelling of Dante. It is something altogether more surprising — a novel that takes the full absurdity of human existence as its subject and refuses to look away. Dr. Sabri G. Bebawi draws on his experiences as an educator, philosopher, and observer of the human condition to craft a story that is at once hilarious, heartbreaking, and deeply wise.

The novel follows its characters through adventure, medical crisis, complicated relationships, and the kind of philosophical reckoning that only comes when life forces you to confront what you actually believe. It is a book that makes you laugh — and then makes you think about why you laughed.

Praised for its originality and its refusal to be categorized, Divine Comedy has found readers across genres: fans of literary fiction, philosophical novels, dark comedy, and character-driven drama. If you have not read it yet, there has never been a better time.