The damaged and paper eaters, authored by Mustafa Al-Hassan

There on the coast always saw a hidden mural, large rocks piled up, brought by the spirits of the ancestors from the depths of the Arabian Gulf, interspersed with old wooden planks bearing stories of sunken ships and others anchored. The mural stands east of Dairin town, its back to the sun, and its face to the town, bearing carved faces and names of men who passed through this town thousands of years ago: rulers, religious men, Nakhudas, merchants, dignitaries, and pirates (even pirates can be honorable when resisting invaders) this is what his mother once said, but she did not tell him why there are no women, and he did not ask himself. Number of pages: 198