Mr. Cherry

Was it over here or there? I was deliriously lost in the total darkness. It was as if the streetlamps along the road, as well as the bright lights on the walls and rooves of the neighboring houses, had simply stopped working. That night, people dressed in white to avoid bumping into each other, as they otherwise would not be able to see those around them.

All of this was quite clear through the window of my room, which overlooked the distract sports pitch, and opposite the main street.

Narcissus Flower

One glass is never filled with honey and wine We should understand this Whoever loves truly, would never ask for the impossible How long this thing that we don’t know, travelled, leaving behind an innocent life Smile… tomorrow will come again and every morning is beautiful Where did fate take him? Sadly asked Fantasy… brought him back to the beautiful time Did we chose who we are? Or was it fate? Destiny or the choice was left for us… What and where do we want to be?

A Short Journey

This book contains short stories aimed at spreading awareness, the culture of communication, positive energy, and inner peace with oneself and others.

It also aims to present important, realistic issues in a simple and easy way, which includes plenty of human feelings and social relations that need support and development.

The book addresses all age groups, urges all of them to have a strong desire for development, and helps them express and control their feelings in a simple way.

Each story contains touching material and an end that touches the heart of the reader and helps them identify and communicate with one’s self.

This book is a collection of mixed feelings that all need extreme care and attention as well as a mixture of bad and good qualities, with the consequences of each and their impact on the person.

The book makes sure that every person receives the appropriate appreciation, and psychological and physical care to the fullest.

The Finest

What would we do if life chooses a strange story for us, take us into a Wonder tale, and make us walk bumpy paths ¬– would we stick to it? Or will we leave it? Or will we face it? Do we have the strength to believe that our given paths and our destinies are best written by the Lord of the world? Each and every one of us cares about life and tries to preserve it, but life always shocks us with events that contradict our expectations.

Tales From Al Baha,Tales From The Courtyard - First Collection

Tales from Ghamed and Zahran - based on memories of childhood and young people for more than forty years ago of my village in the south of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, been delivered in the novel style, easy and popular and modern in order to attract the largest number of readers of many kind of cultures,

Then

Even if these lines and fragments of these letters do not accurately express our innermost thoughts, or surrounded by oppression, injustice, and the silence of the heart and the pen, and everything that squanders the innocence of love, or comprehend the language of the eyes, or reading between the letters, and all of this is not from the defense of the ego in your absence, but what called it is the fading of joy from practicing his victory, so that sadness remains in our lives as a spoon of sugar for cold coffee, and praise be to God in that.

A Ticket To Kuwait, Dubai, Casablanca, And Agadir

The book includes a collection of literary texts in which the writer tells in a simple manner some human situations that left an imprint on her, as well as some names and people who had an impact on her life.

Starting with the title A Ticket to Kuwait, Dubai, Casablanca, and Agadir, the author leads us between paths and milestones, at which she chose to stop at times to tell a story that still hurts her, and at other times to record an unforgettable situation.

Among nearly 30 literary texts that blend the past and the present, the book moves us smoothly to approach several human or family relationships, including true and realistic friendships, in a light-hearted manner that approaches the reader and touches his goal of reading.

The Chief's Orchard

This collection of stories was written and then preserved carefully for twenty years until the time of publication came, and the author devoted himself to it and to other writings.

The stories tackle important aspects of people’s lives, and they deal especially with the troubles, concerns, and hopes of the fragile and forgotten class in our developing societies. They also focus on family and community life, and issues of love, cooperation, ambition, and patience. In doing so, it presents vignettes of humans striving for a better life and giving hope to confused souls.

This collection of short stories will undoubtedly be a unique addition to the short story genre in Arabic literature, as it represents a new and wonderful model in this field.

Wake Up And Open Your Eyes

“If you don’t know where you are going, you may not like where you end up.” When we were young, our dreams flirted with the stars; our parents would defend us in the face of life. We did not feel that the world was rough, nor did the winds threw us like a small sheet of paper. A novel that narrates a reality that most people live. Its heroine is a young girl named Yasmine. She searches for her inner feelings and the reason for her monotonous life. She searches for a way out of the cycle of delay and procrastination, accelerating events that makes her wonder about her dreams that she left and the world in which she lives. Jasmine lives a long dream in which she wakes up to a strong alarm.

Return To Death

The book sails in a series of short stories inspired by reality, dealing with real events that took place in different parts of the world and underwent drama and storytelling, as well as the expansion and excitement of the events, adding the writer’s touch to turning it into a literary work for different ages and segments. The stories tell a series of events of characters who have been subjected to unexpected situations and coincidences, changing their lives, and are tragic in nature. They move the reader from one world to another, with ends that may not satisfy them, but as a result, they mirror the reality in which we live. The places and names of the characters in the book are imaginary, and the stories were framed in a breathtaking drama that gives the reader an opportunity to delve into his imagination within contradictory worlds, searching for their real beings that they have lost between the two folds of time where they were cherished and valued before. I hope to enrich the reader’s experience by entering into their solitude to extend their understanding of literature. This simple attempt, which we are still groping through in the beginning of the road, seeking to join the ranks of our predecessors of the greatest authors and creators.

The Dancer And The Stranger

We were young and we grew old, we grew feeble and grey. The age limit is the ambitions of some of us… or embarrassment… or fear of taking risks, or perhaps fear of the reaction of those around us.

We placed age as an obstacle to our progress, and we were not aware that inside each one of us is the heart of a child, the ambition of a young man, the generosity of an elder, and the maturity of an age about which some desperate people said: Time is up… We are old!

Honesty and loyalty, love and generosity, remain as long as we are alive on earth. We may be late in reaching our ambitions, our goals, or even our emotional relationships, but each of us still has a longing to reach goals and dreams that live inside us.

They tell me and include themselves in two words: “Our time is up.” And I say: I am still able to give… Age is a number that scares us, and we don’t know the reasons. How many helpless young men, and how many young old men… The power is within us, so let us open the doors for it.

Susan

Life Is Better Here

Series of stories that carries all the contradictions of life between pain and hope, cowardice and courage, confrontation and retreat, which are unconditional love and giving. It also shares their secrets so that we can live with them those moments regardless of how we are affected by them.