Shams and the Space

About this book

Between the darkness of crushing human silence and the eternal escape from the world's noise, Shams of Space is born to weave exceptional threads mixing truth and mirage. In this unique literary work, writer Hanan Kedah takes us on a cosmic journey piercing the borders of the familiar, where the chaos of contemporary human reality fettered by smartphones and its dreary isolation meets the rebellious spirit of childhood refusing to leave our bodies even as we grow. The heroine Shams, a physics student torn between the love of science and the passion of space, moves in thrilling dramatic paths intersecting with unexpected creatures: the famous Labubu dolls that come to life to speak and reveal the secrets of galaxies, and hidden conflicts swaying between the whispers of devils and the prophecies of the planet Mercury. The text progresses with remarkable engineering mastery from deep philosophical obscurity, posing existential questions about identity, time, and psychological transformations after thirty, to warm inspirational energy reconciling man with himself and his primal nature. With solid literary quality and a simple yet resistant language, the writer composes a human scream against human betrayals and the falsehood of relationships, aided by cosmic Sufi symbols and epic dialogues with the moon, sun, and stars. It is not merely an imaginary novel but a wondrous visual mirror redrawing the division of fate, inviting you to awaken inside you the wonder of the estranged child, coloring the papers of life with lost joy amid the desert of existence.