In his book "The Orbit of This Book," Omar Fakhoury reviews four major literary issues across four chapters. The first chapter discusses the limits of creativity and the writer's ability to break free from the constraints of tradition and embrace the genius of new creation. In the second chapter, he addresses critical methods, calling for the elimination of subjective criticism that is preoccupied with issuing judgments instead of appreciating literature as an integrated creative work. The third chapter is devoted to poetry, the loudest literary voice of all time, and stresses the need for poetry to be of its time and not a copy of the poetry of the ancients. In the fourth and final chapter, he discusses "beauty between movement and stillness," noting that poetry and literature stimulate special readings that reveal the aesthetics of their language and unravel the mysteries of their meanings. This book combines literary criticism and deep reflection on literary issues.