Novarina is considered one of the committed writers, but this commitment differs from what is known to Jean-Paul Sartre as existential and political commitment, and when Emile Zola defends the toiling classes who seek to satisfy them. Novarina has focused on speech as one of the main sources of life that stimulates communication and probes the suffering of modern man lost in this world that is burdened by matter, searching for light at times, and for God at other times. Novarina found himself attracted to the word that was the basis of creation, and which was mentioned in the Bible: "In the beginning was the Word" ... The strange thing for this contemporary writer is that everything is a language, so the body is a language, and the void is a language, and even silence is a language, and from here the writer tries to shed light on some aspects of language, and to give the text a new breath. The research will seek to analyze samples of Novarenian texts that seem in most cases difficult to read, comprehension, but will lead us to existential ideas that express the writer's wide culture, and the dimensions of his blogs that are unambiguously inclined to materialistic thought, and which in certain places express spiritual brightness, and show These texts are ready to explore all interpretive possibilities that would enrich the text with more unique stylistic and philosophical manifestations.