Stories about famous Western writers

This selected collection of stories from a group of prominent Western writers showcases the arts of narrative literature with distinctive touches. The writer Faraj Gibran collected them and published them in Egyptian newspapers and magazines during the first half of the twentieth century. Stories transport us in a simple and honest way in different worlds; Starting from "Letters from my Mill" by Alphonse Daudet, through the stories of Louise Hilgers, and ending with the revolutionary works of Marcel Prévot that dealt with the life of the Parisian girl. This collection is a wonderful window into translated world literature, giving the reader the opportunity to explore the diversity of styles and motivations for writing.