The six stories of this book are each linked to a whimsical and frightening incident, each of which ends up with a secret and unspoken secrets throughout the stories. Fear and chill, narrated in six short stories in a small seaside village. Stories revolve around a number of people whose story begins and ends with conversations, speeches and descriptions of their status as well as in relation to the sea, which is a source of life and blessing, yet fear and alienation. The sea is heard in the village and hears the voice. The incident is a kind of a different world and the only way to connect people outside the city; the world is just as far as the familiar.

Gholam Hossein Sa'edi (born December 24, 1314, Tabriz - Dec. 2, 1364, Paris) was also known as the Iranian author and doctor Gohar Morad. Sa'edi wrote the play, and after Bahram Beyzaee and Akbar Radi were among the most famous Persian playwriters in their time.