This author is known for a distinctive literary style and a profound exploration of the human condition. Their works are characterized by rich language and philosophical themes that provoke deep thought in readers. Through their narratives, they often delve into the complexities of identity and cultural belonging. The author's approach to writing is intimate and poetic, lending a unique charm to their creations.
I Stared at the Night of the City is a trip, in more ways than one: a tale of extraordinary people travelling great distances, in their minds or with their feet. It is a lyrical interpretation of contemporary Kurdistan, so much in the news nowadays but otherwise so little understood.