Features of the book * His works have been translated into over 13 languages. * "... constantly poses unexpected and pressing questions, and uncovers hidden issues..." - Tishreen Newspaper * "A novel with a gentle funerary tone" - Al-Akhbar Newspaper

Summary Two explosions occurred simultaneously on August 6, 1945: the detonation of the atomic bomb in Hiroshima and the birth of Rashid through Yasmin's womb. Rashid, burdened by the coincidence of these contrasting events, decided to write. He wrote about a father who never excelled at what he did, a beautiful mother whose innocence was harmful, a grandfather who instilled a love of song in him, and Nathalie, the charming Parisian who said, "Come!" and he went to her walking on water. Feelings that are shameful even to feel, let alone express openly.

Rashid al-Daif is a Lebanese author and novelist. His works published by Dar Al Saqi include "To Hell with Meryl Streep", "The German Returns to His Senses", "Okay, Goodbye", "Learning English", "On Innocence", "Forget the Car", and "Sekirida's Cat".

Publishing house: Dar al-Saqi for Publishing and Distribution Number of Pages: 160 Year of Publication: 2016