Below, behind, alongside, and parallel to the daily life of urban man - Homo Civitas - another world exists: exposed, organic, more cordial and softer. Guy Kotb approaches a reality surrounded by landscapes, animals and occasional guest characters (a veterinarian and a shepherd, a cyclist or a clever girl), and surrounds it with plots of simple beauty, illuminating our geography with a human, gentle light. While reading the author's naked texts, a feeling of calm and clarity is created: our formal and commercial society echoes to the margins with a harmless rustle. Kotb paints a new possibility for a symbiosis between man and nature, and at the same time tells about the ancient world as it has always been. In an extraordinary collection of stories about man and beast, you will find reflections by Jack London, classic children's literature, restrained naturalism from the nineteenth century, compassion, optimism. This is spatial literature full of physical insights, modest yet decisive.