The Shadow That Forgot Its Owner

About this book

What remains of a person when everything familiar is stripped away? In a corner of existence where truth and illusion overlap, a shadow discovers it no longer needs the person who cast it. That separation opens stories in which feared thoughts may offer rescue, or become tyrants when deprived of dialogue. Abeer Khaled Yehia leads readers through visionary spaces, including an imagined cafe of the afterlife, where identity and certainty are tested. These are not bedtime tales but literary experiments in soul, autonomy, memory, and the questions that refuse to die.