I did not know that peacocks fly

With the six stories contained in this book, the great writer Bahaa Taher returns to the art of storytelling after eleven years of the publication of his last story collection "I Went to a Waterfall," to complete his storytelling journey that began in 1972 with the publication of his first collection "The Engagement," when the pioneer Yusuf Idris described him as a writer "who does not borrow others' fingers." And since then until now, Bahaa Taher has succeeded as one of the most important writers of short stories in Egypt and the Arab world, in addition to his great novel achievement.