Let There Be Light, Paperback Book, By: Turki Al-Sayyar

Time dragged on until the Cold War seemed to last forever, and then when the people of the earth realized that they were capable of it, weapons emerged to announce the birth of a new era. The dark nights sprouted, and injustice begot a black offspring with a long robe that fell apart, extending until it covered the ends of the world. As the daughters of eternity melted into each other, the breezes of light began to illuminate the margins neglected by the hand of murder, so that life began to return slowly. However, it seems that the third war was not enough for a handful of survivors to learn the lesson well. So the tape of commotion was repeated, and the land, which had become empty except of dozens, was no longer sufficient for satisfy the ambition of men. The charts began on a blank sheet of paper that soon turned black. This is a story told in the past tense that humanity will soon receive. Few survivors of nuclear war, long lives are written for them, and life is simplified for them to repopulate the earth, but humans are humans, as soon the struggle over chairs returned exactly as it was before countries met in a war that almost made people news. Nour and her husband Rashid come out of their hiding place to find that their thriving city has become desolate and there is no trace but death on the sidewalks. The husband searches for survivors so that hope is shattered on a wall of corpses strewn across the road in disarray. The husband's patrols continue, only to realize that a new world that does not know a path to humanity is taking shape. After a few days, we realized that they had no choice but to escape from a life that is closer to the jungle world, to begin the journey in seeking the wind of humanity outside the city limits.