The song of the world's collapse

These are stories of doubt, confusion, and remaining without an answer, for if logic is the only thing a person relies on to understand his circumstances, then in the pages of this book there may be what is its opposite entirely, and if trust is to put things in their expected place, then deception may be the means of justification that adorns it for people, and beautifies their actions. The purpose of the melody of these stories is suspicion, or madness, and to make the reader enjoy his confusion and doubt and remain in a whirlpool of searching for an explanation for what happens until he reaches an ending he did not expect, either from its sweetness or its ugliness. About the author: Bryan Evenson, an American academic and novelist who writes in popular fiction and detective stories, famous for the strange complexity of his literary plot and the unpredictability of his works' endings. About the translator: Rawan Abonoh, Bachelor of English Literature, translates in literature and the humanities.