Good evening, butterflies

In the eighties of the last century, specifically in Iraqi Kurdistan: two sisters full of life and desire for freedom, face two different destinies in an isolated city because of the war. In a stunning blend of fantasy and reality, the author vividly depicts both the world of the rebellious and revolutionary Borwana, and the world of her sister Khandan, a victim of this rebellion. The novel is an insightful journey through the spirit of Middle Eastern society with its divisions and fall, and also an interpretation of the societal side that is absolutely fanatic against the desire to live freely and without restrictions. (Publisher) – Bakhitar Ali belongs to the elite of great world literature. (Ali Ashraf Darvishian, President of the Iranian Writers Association). – Bakhitar Ali is one of the greatest writers of Eastern literature. (Fadil Thamer, President of the Iraqi Writers Union).