Two countries at war and an ongoing war…
Written from a different point of view between 1982-1988, this work tells the effect of the war brought by that period on human psychology. It is the story of people who want to be outside of the order, where peace and friendship are frequently emphasized, and which tells the virtue of remaining human under all circumstances.
 
The Edinburgh Night Train, while seeking an answer to the question of hope, also reminds us with its endless struggle that one should learn from war no matter what.
 
A wonderful book of friendship that started on the road to Baghdad, showing the whole world that peace is more important than war and that it can be lived in peace.
 
Edinburgh Night Train; it tells about love, friendship, compassion, self-sacrifice and peace in an impressive language.