The crow's picnic is a novelistic biography

Author's name: Khalil Suwaileh Publisher: Nineveh for Studies, Publishing, and Distribution Year of publication: 2021 Literary classification: Literary critique Brief about the book: In the story of the flood, the crow is delayed in returning to Noah's Ark because of a carcass it encountered on its way, and it engaged with it with its beak ignoring its mission to deliver the message, while the dove completes its mission as a faithful mail carrier, with an olive branch in its beak, indicating the receding water from the land. In what we see of books, we will come across many carcasses along the way. Just smelling the first lines is enough to discover that they are expired in terms of dullness, hatred, and ignorance. On the other hand, books have a secret perfume scent, leaking from a surprising phrase, from a vertical strike that shakes the stability of the writing directions, a beautiful slap in the last line of the page, which you almost slip away from accidentally. Therefore, we must beware of the aging of the senses in catching the scent: the flutter of a crow's wing, or a dove's wing?