The novel follows Nur, an archaeologist living in a refugee camp in Ramallah, who begins living under a borrowed identity after finding an Israeli ID card. It sharply traces the overlap between occupation and inner life, while exploring history, memory, and the instability of belonging.

A borrowed identity opens a path between a buried past and an occupied present.

Set in an Omani village, the novel follows a man charged with finding underground water. It quietly explores how scarcity, legend, fear, and respect shape daily life and bind a community to its landscape.

The search for water reveals the village's memory and the history embedded in the land.

オマーンの作家。詩的で文化的な題材を扱う作品で知られ、2023年に『水占い師（The Water Diviner）』で国際賞を受賞した。

The novel follows Milad in a small Libyan community, where he struggles to fit the model of masculinity expected of him. Through bread making and domestic life, it brings into focus the pressure of gender roles and the struggle for personal freedom.

Amid the smell of fresh bread, old rules about masculinity begin to crack.

A bookseller, Ibrahim, takes refuge with homeless people and begins living as the heroes of the novels he has read.

A historical novel following five interconnected figures in Algiers from 1815 to 1833, as Ottoman rule gives way to the French colonial campaign.

A novel of war, displacement, and loss in which letters and journeys create a quiet, persistent tension.

A novel of war, displacement, and loss in which letters and journeys create a quiet, persistent tension.

A dystopian novel set in an unnamed near future, where power and technology distort faces, identity, and moral judgment. With allegorical force and dark humor, it follows a society that has eliminated the other and begins turning its violence against those who look like itself.

After a society has erased the other, it begins to turn against people who bear its own face.

個人の喪失と内面の変容を繊細に描き出す長編。日常の細部と心理的動揺を通じて生と死、孤独と回復の過程を追い、詩的で沈静な語り口で登場人物の存在感を浮かび上がらせる作品である。

個人の喪失と内面の変容を繊細に描き出す長編。

A novel that juxtaposes the Holocaust and the Nakba to ask about memory, trauma, and the possibility of reconciliation. It moves across multiple perspectives and revisits history from within.

It places two tragedies in dialogue to rethink memory and reconciliation.

A novel set against modern Tunisian history, where family history and national history intersect. Personal memory and political events intertwine to portray a nation's wounds through repression and upheaval.

A Tunisian novel where family history and national history overlap.

A historical novel set in the early Christian world, following a Coptic monk as he moves from Upper Egypt to Alexandria and Syria while faith, power, and doubt collide.

A historical novel set in the early Christian world, following a Coptic monk as he moves from Upper Egypt to Alexandria and Syria while faith, power, and doubt collide.

A lyrical novel set around an oasis in the desert, where tradition, modernity, and family ties collide. It follows how social change and historical pressure reshape individual lives.

A desert novel about the meeting of tradition and modernity.