The book "The Light That Died" was written by the famous English writer Rudyard Kipling. This is the story of a painter who lost his sight and his tragic relationship with the woman who inspired him to create. The novel explores themes of art, love, self-improvement, and the importance of self-belief. In addition, it reveals the mental anguish and inner conflict of the main character, which makes this book very fascinating for readers who are interested in the psychology of the characters. Thanks to Kipling's skill in describing the feelings and the inner world of the characters, "The Light That Died" leaves a mark in the hearts of those who have the courage to delve into its pages.