In the mouse corridor, by: Ahmed Khaled Tawfik

Dr. Ahmed Khaled Tawfik wrote before about a nightmare world, in which the meaning of darkness is mixed with ignorance, oppression, and confusion. But today he presents to us an exciting dystopian novel about a world where light is no longer a natural human right, and where people stumble blind in the mouse corridor, unaware that there is a light created by God, and that it was for everyone before a privileged group monopolized it. Perhaps salvation was possible, and perhaps it is a false hope. We will know when we know... Ahmed Khaled Tawfik is one of the most important writers of suspense and horror literature in the Arab world. He was born in Tanta city in Egypt in 1962, graduated from the Faculty of Medicine in 1985, and obtained a doctorate in tropical medicine in 1997. He started writing for youth since the early nineties, and has published more than 500 storybooks within several series for children and youth such as "The Paranormal," "Fantasia," and "Safari," which achieved great success and popularity. He published 4 novels: "Utopia," which was translated into several languages such as English, French, German, and Finnish, as well as "Al-Sanja," "Like Icarus," and finally "In the Mouse Corridor." Number of pages: 384