Between the folds - Maan Sultan

Is experience a necessary condition for creativity? Does what emerges from the experience necessarily constitute a creative text? In "Between the Folds" we find the answer where the biography of the novelist / Dr. Maan Al-Sultan intersects with the text, and enters with him into close relations that highlight the overlap between the public and the private, and reflects the impact of the profession on the life of the individual, including questions, concerns, dreams and ambition towards other successes that are not limited to a profession Specifically, the work itself is linked to its author, and reflects his experience, fields of interest, and culture. The author did that with clear skill, in which he employed his medical expertise in parallel with his writing experiences (aesthetic and artistic); His text was unique in its subject matter, story and discourse. About his book “Between the Folds,” Dr. Maan Sultan says, “In this book, I try to document my humble experience during seven years of studying dentistry, an experience that gave me a lot on all levels. I am talking here about moments of failure and success, about bouts of pain and feelings of joy. The experience I went through in the simulation laboratories and the corridors of the clinics, and sometimes away from that to carry out other tasks that I think have a deep meaning for myself and for others. I also talk about some situations that had a great impact on changing some of my ideas and outlook on life. It was said: - the author continues - "It is not important To have a white head in order to talk about his experiences, but the most important thing is to have a passion for learning and a love for experience.”