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Maryam, the biography of the dye and the women whose names were lost: It documents the marginal lives of women with a literary voice, and restores the rightful presence of forgotten names in a language saturated with senses and details. The door of memory...

Two mummified heads on the wall: These are not texts, but fragments flying from a head burdened with nightmares. Every sentence looks at you... not to talk to you, but to test you. He digs into memory with a sharp edge, and places it...

The dreamer's guillotine: A novel in which the specter of isolation haunts memory, and the homeland becomes more of an arena for grief than a haven for life. Jalal Barjas writes with deliberate bitterness about love as a postponed salvation, and about prison as...

Where did Zainab hide? A text like no other, written from the eyes of a bewildered child and an astonished heart, reshaping the world anew. A story that blends philosophy with play, childhood with awareness, in a journey in search of Zainab... who may...

The Fisherman and the Sea: It is not a noisy book, but rather a text that advances quietly, like waves that do not announce themselves, but leave a long-lasting effect. In this collection, Abu Al-Rish writes about man in his marginal moments, when he...

Someone is knocking at the door: This novel does not narrate a great event, but rather reshapes meaning in the details that we pass over without noticing, in fleeting conversations, in moments of waiting, in doors that are knocked on without being opened. The...

You had teeth: "You Had Teeth" is an elegy of longing and gratitude, written by a girl who recalls the details of her relationship with her uncle "Al-Khidr," a character who embodies in his features Sufi sanctity, innate goodness, and the miracles attributed to...

First heaven, seventh direction: This is not a story, this is the predicament of a man sleeping in the heart of a city disguised as a woman Anwar Al-Khatib wrote something like broken mirrors - all you see in them is you, but you...

Nothing is enough: From the heart of Spanish literature comes this translated poetry collection, which conveys the feelings of three poets who expressed love, loss, and existence in a style that touches the heart before the mind. Nothing Is Enough is a poetic journey...

Sand tribe: Deep in the desert, where silence speaks louder than words, Asmaa Al Hameli traces the water sources between Dubai and Al Ain, in a fictional, historical narrative and a confrontation filled with mystery, leading her to an unexpected conclusion. A forgotten land,...

Leadership of the Hamdan region: It is not a passing novel about a working-class neighborhood or boys playing in an alley, but rather a leaked testimony from the heart of a boy who was born into one world and woke up in another that...

The fly: He's not crazy... but he sees what we don't. And it's not ordinary... but it stands where the boundaries between absurdity and wisdom collapse. In "The Fly," we live inside the head of a man who is like no one else, oscillating...

Snow and locusts: We accompany Marwan Hussein on an intellectual and human journey that crosses continents, intersecting characters, events, and major questions about identity, belonging, and memory. From Chad to New York, and from the threads of politics to the secrets of the soul,...