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Saudi literature evolves beyond poetry
The article discusses the transformation of Saudi literature over more than a hundred years, where poetry is no longer the sole form of literary expression. The production has expanded to include novels, short stories, essays, theater, children's literature, and translation. Researcher Khaled Ahmed Al-Yusuf clarified that the current period is considered the "golden age" of Saudi literature, thanks to significant support for the cultural industry under Saudi Vision 2030. He also pointed out the blending of literary and artistic genres, with some writers combining multiple arts, and emphasized that the continued presence of writers in the cultural scene depends on their ongoing engagement and visibility. Al-Yusuf rejected the notion of describing some writers as "underrepresented in the media."
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