Canaria Bird... Short Stories

These stories are not just tales that are told, but rather sparkling, vibrant literary paintings that reflect human issues with all their conflicting feelings and deep complexities, and invite us to contemplate the meanings of life, its experiences, and its major questions.
From Ernest Hemingway comes "A Canary", with its simple story that carries within it a human depth that touches hearts. While Maxim Gorky takes us in "The Tale of an Autumn Night" to a warm scene that pulsates with humanity amid the harshness of reality. In "The Hour of a Lifetime", John Steinbeck paints a poignant picture of the small details that reflect the beauty of life, while Somerset Maugham presents in "Mother" a tale full of sacrifice and sincere love.
The literary magic continues with Pirandello's "Discovery", where we experience the power of transformation and perception, and with Mohamed Deeb in "The Little Cousin", in which human conflicts are intertwined with the spirit of local culture. As for "A Good Man" by Ojo Betty, it opens a new horizon in understanding good and evil in an unexpected way.
The creations continue with "Unseen Pictures" by Charles de Costet, "The Egotist" by Laza Lazarevic, and "A Self-Portrait" by Hans Muir, until we reach "Eveline" by James Joyce, which pulsates with feelings of nostalgia and fear of change. From Chinese literature, comes "Guerrilla Warfare," while Turgenev presents "Smoke," followed by "The Orphan's Mistress" by Fulton Oursler and "The Pearl" by Gertrude Warden, which both reflect deep human feelings.
The collection concludes with literary masterpieces such as "The Matador's Crown" by Arthur Mills and "The Murder of Caesar" by John Carling, which add surprising dramatic dimensions to this dazzling collection.