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    Surreal Whsipers

    By Mustafa Kayyali

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    Surreal whispers.. A book for deep thinking.. it is a call for the sound of reason and ask people to open their minds. whispers of a man who is looking for his goal.. through many stories and prose, he tries to solve the mystery of his mind and the mystery of his passion for discovering the truth about dream and reality.. Cries of a sane man at the times where mind has no power or ability Delirium of a man who have suffered the pains of his illness Surreal whispers.. Whispers of a the mind at the time of insanity. Mustafa Kayyali.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMustafa Kayyali
    Release dateDec 31, 2015
    ISBN9781522985341
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