Bedtime stories

Author's name: Ahmed Al-Deeb

It reminded me of Zakaria Tamer's texts. I know that a genuine writer might be upset by being likened to another writer, but perhaps it's my excuse that I really like Zakaria Tamer's stories; hence, I intended to compliment them, not detract from their value. I read them the day before yesterday and loved them, then I read them again now and my response was the same. So we are facing the project of a genuine and great writer; all I ask of you is to take care of yourself and continue the project because it concerns us all. "Radwa Ashour" is a melody! A melody of the utmost delicacy and beauty. "Ahmed Khaled Tawfik" They are not stories. They are fragments of dreams. They revolve on the edge of an ethereal reality that is taking shape to become a symbol, a parable, or a stab that enters the heart without breaking its blood. Through these extremely short parables, Ahmed El-Deeb appears like an old sailor diving into a bottomless sea. He searches for lost wisdom, pursues a mirage, collects empty shells, but his talent for storytelling brings him back with his bag full of the tales of this book. "Muhammad Al-Mansi Qandil"