"The world was a wide, wide book rich in its words and meanings. I was reading my mind and my heart and turned the pages with my hand and my feet and I was putting my only bag in storms and planes, and I entered the hospitals in Indonesia, and in Japan I entered the maternity hospital, and in Australia I entered the Queen Hospital, and in America I entered a clinic, All of her Egyptians are Egyptians. I was writing day and night, and when I found time, I was writing my notes ... These are the words of the great writer Anis Mansour in the introduction to his first edition of "Around the World in 200 Days" that precious Dora in the world of trips literature, which is proud of the Renaissance of Egypt, to present its latest editions, and the late writer Anis Mansour specialized in it to go out to the reader is revised and worthy of acquisition. They are trips across the East and its West, sometimes cognitive ... always philosophical, amazing often.
