Without Mentioning Names is a collection of human stories with a level of realism that might wet the reader's pillow, forcing him to get up to pick up a tissue, wipe his nose and a tear that remained hanging, and begin the next story. The collection as a whole talks about the human being, specifically the effects left by the conflict and destruction that have previously occurred - or are still occurring - in the geographical area in which he lives; from the transformation of everything around him to a dark gray, as well as the loss of memory, longing, death, and alienation, the alienation of the soul, body, and place. And because they were never just numbers or names, but souls whose passing through this world must be immortalized, Without Mentioning Names or Addresses, the collection was written for their souls to be read continuously.