Crocodiles designed to say something

Crocodiles designed to say something, as storyteller Saeed Montasab leads us into a terrible maze of narrative hideouts. And the paradox is that we do not really know who is trapped inside the maze, is it the crocodiles or the reader or the writer himself? We feel while reading this book that we are in the grip of some trick, and we cannot escape its traps except to the extent that allows us to breathe between occasional doses that keep us alive in reading. Because the scope of the crocodiles expands in all directions and dimensions, leading to the growth of geometric sequences through which more shapes accumulate.