Spiritual Problems in Contemporary Literature explores the existential and metaphysical questions that emerge in modern literary works. This study examines how contemporary authors grapple with themes such as the search for meaning, alienation, faith, moral conflict, and the human connection to the divine in a rapidly changing and increasingly secular world. Through analysis of novels, poetry, and drama from diverse cultural backgrounds, the book reveals how literature serves as a space for spiritual inquiry and reflection. It highlights the ways in which writers confront inner emptiness, question traditional beliefs, and seek new forms of transcendence. This work offers valuable insights into the complex relationship between literature, spirituality, and the modern human condition.