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Where To?

While fables are often seen as tales of old, this collection breathes new life into the genre, addressing contemporary themes that resonate with today’s world. In the titular story, Where To?, a globe shatters, yet no one claims responsibility.

Imagine an orchestra where discordant instruments ruin the symphony. Similarly, in ‘Monkey’, a tone-deaf primate is advised to embrace his true talent: leaping between branches. ‘Dear Fox’ portrays a fleeting truce between a fox and a rooster, only for old habits to resurface, leading to the rooster’s downfall.

From a timid deer navigating the dangers of the night, to a boastful crow obsessed with his own importance, and a misguided woodpecker urging the nightingale to mimic his drumming, this collection introduces a vibrant cast of characters. Engaging and universally appealing, these fables offer timeless lessons for readers young and old.

Vangjush Saro, Alma Skënderi

Vangjush Saro is an Albanian-Canadian writer who creates in the realm of humor and satire. He has attended his higher education studies for language and literature at the faculty of history-philology, University of Tirana in Albania.


His literary creativity is considerable. Vangjush Saro has published books with stories and some novels for adults and children. He also has written scripts for feature films and cartoons, etc. The fables constitute a particular feature of the works of this writer.


Some of the literary works of the author Vangjush Saro has been translated and published in English, French and Greek. The same for some of his documentary films and the articles of the journalistic genre. Some of Vangjush Saro’s Works in English are: Dear Fox! (Fables in prose) and One Day Without Mom (novel), etc.


The author lives in Vancouver.

Austin Macauley Publishers