"What should I do to become a writer?" "Why does this story entertain us while another one bores us?" "Why does this paragraph look beautiful and that one seems disjointed?" These are questions that authors and writers constantly receive. In this book, Dr. Ahmed attempts to solve the mystery, using his sarcastic and entertaining style, to offer us a magic recipe drawn from his own experiences and those of great authors. In the first part, he addresses some difficult literary techniques and provides the solution with simplicity and enjoyment. He moves from the writer's block to the names of the heroes, stops at the successful work that destroyed its author, and solves the problem of vanity and lack of confidence. The second part reviews the various literary battles, from the pedantry of critics to the medicine-literature syndrome, and resolves the crisis of adaptation from literature to cinema. Here, the author practices the learning process in front of all readers, in a useful and enjoyable experience for both the reader and the author. Then he will have succeeded in solving the mystery behind the lines.