Diary of a desperate man

Translation: Wadha Al-Areed Number of pages: 256 Publisher: Page 7 Our days are heavy and for this we lighten them by writing, we escape from them as one escapes from his shadow, we talk to them as one talks to himself, yet they remain fixed like an old piano that has not changed its place but its melodies always change with the flow of our fragile fingers on its keys.. This book is sad music, a painting of Germany’s tears, a satirical poem written with blood and tears, considered a diary of events during Hitler’s rise to power, to be a reflective mirror of one of the darkest periods of humanity. He added: "The book is a tearful image of people who commit suicide and people who die to preserve what remains of the ghost of humanity inside them, and people who write with bitterness from losing everything and having nothing left but words inscribed on their grave. How can the mind resign from its functions to become a Dracula monster feeding on blood, sorrow, and human pain? How can humanity be so cruel? This book narrates the days of the German novelist Friedrich Reck during Hitler’s rise to power, diaries that were among the causes of his imprisonment and torture, and perhaps the pain he bore was one of the reasons for his early death."