Poems Flying Without Wings is a collection of free verse by the writer, poet and painter Ahmed Ibrahim El-Dessouki. It is not his first book and has been published as an e-book to reach the largest number of readers, as digital publishing has become the trend of the era. The poems in the collection may be short, compressed and sharp in their ideas like the rest of the writer’s works, but they express our earthly reality in which we live, with its ups and downs, through the world of good, evil and foolish people. Enjoy the collection, dear reader, and do not forget to hold your breath, as the poems are full of bold synonyms and surprises.

He and She.. is a collection of very short stories by the writer, poet and painter Ahmed Ibrahim El-Dessouki. The collection is not the first book published by the writer, and it was published as an electronic book to reach the largest number of readers, as digital publishing has become the trend of the era, and the stories in the book will be found by the reader to be very short and concise. This type of story rarely approaches writers and storytellers due to its difficulty, and its overlap with thoughts and prose literature. The stories are sharp, harsh conflicts between people, in a world of victims, the oppressed and the evil. Enjoy the collection, dear reader.. and do not forget to ignite your mind, as the stories are full of bold dialogues and ideas that flash like a flash.

In the hands of the reader is a short play, which falls under the name of science fiction theater or time-breaking literature. The heroine of the play, a university professor, breaks through time and falls into the world of the French campaign in ancient Egypt. While under arrest, she meets Napoleon Bonaparte himself and chatters to him about events from his life and facts from the history of the failure of his French campaign. Of course, this will arouse his anger, so he thinks she is a spy planted on him. Here, events unfold. You will see what the heroine does while she is alone in a time other than her own, pursued by soldiers of the French campaign who want to kill her and waste her humanity. Will she remain a prisoner of ancient Egyptian time? Follow, dear reader, this interesting play, as it contains events that the mind cannot believe. It will take you into the world of human time-breaking, and you will fly through the sides of history to see what you have not seen in our real world.

The play The Devil Meets Gibran Khalil Gibran and May Ziadeh is a poetic play that represents a final imaginary meeting between Gibran and May, the two famous writers of the first half of the twentieth century, before the former died of tuberculosis, and the latter entered a mental hospital. In it, the devil hovers around them, then incarnates himself to them, and plays his famous game of inciting error with them. Will the two great writers respond to the devil? Was Gibran really a womanizer who played with May’s feelings? Why did they not meet through correspondence that lasted 20 years? Follow this play, dear reader, as it will satisfy your curiosity. It will take you into a captivating poetic world that will elevate you and elevate the status of Gibran and May in the world of literature.

The Clown's World book is the first part of the coloring book series (A Thousand and One Paintings), and it contains 18 paintings of circus clown faces (clowns). It is directed to the age group from 6 to 10 years, where the child watches the colored paintings and imitates them by coloring in his own innate style, with any type of colors that appeal to him and that he has available.

The Fish World book is the second part of the coloring book series (A Thousand and One Paintings), and it contains 18 paintings that contain colorful sea fish. It is directed to the age group from 6 to 10 years, where the child watches the colorful paintings and imitates them by coloring in his own innate style, with any type of colors that appeal to him and that he has available.

You see... what does the hero or narrator do, in a time other than his own, the 1940s, after leaving his world and time for the 21st century, and when times overlap, the narrator falls into the hands of the authorities, or the pen of the terrifying political police, in that time as we hear, and is admitted to a mental hospital, after hallucinating a frightening talk about Egypt's future, and when he escapes from the hospital and becomes a fugitive, he turns to embracing Nazism, of which he was accused of being one, and entered Egypt illegally for reasons, and after difficult events and great suffering, fate takes revenge on him, and the narrator or writer returns to his world, with many wounds, harm and damage. Follow with me, dear reader, this exciting novel, about penetrating time, and it will take you into a mysterious, enchanted world, somewhat harsh, and it is the first novel of the author, who took it upon himself to publish works, characterized by purposeful superstition, mixed with science fiction literature and penetrating time, as the writer wrote it with all his feelings and suffering.

This collection of stories revolves around the mythical world of creatures. They are unusual stories, whose heroes are men, animals, insects, fairies, and ghouls, heroes from the strange and wonderful world, as is the writer’s habit in choosing ideas and characters for his parable stories. The heroes here have extraordinary ambitions that may be funny, and have something of wit, impudence, and foolishness. For example, we see a mouse who wants to command huge ships, a paper insect who wants to reform the state of humanity by force, a rabbit who created his own humiliation and slavery, and madmen who are led by one person who has a mind. You will find all of that in this collection, which will take you to the enchanted mythical world, which has a projection on our human, humanitarian, and political world, to make you laugh and cry and say how miserable these heroes are, and how miserable we are in our contemporary world.