Kahlil Gibran is surely one of the most well-known and widely read authors of all time. Here, for the first time, are accurate translations of all seven of Gibran's Arabic plays, making a lasting contribution to the Gibran literature while providing invaluable insights into the setting, philosophy, and teachings of one of the world's greatest authors. Also included is a historical perspective and some of Gibran's original yet virtually unknown art.

The year is 129 B.C. King Hoshedar of Persia has commissioned his artisans to make him a bow that can do no harm. Follow this enchanted bow on a journey through the centuries - and the lives it transforms for all those who find, buy, or steal it and make it their own.

Thirteen very short stories covering a wide variety of scenarios, present and past, each offering insights into this human nature we share. These stories are the result of a structured exercise in creative expression, and point toward the muse of inspiration that dwells within us all.