Lives taste like pomegranates

Focusing less on the centre and more on the often-forgotten margins, where everyday people live, this collection of stories aims to savour life and explore its great mosaic with a discerning eye. Subtly interwoven into the fabric of reality, these people frequently go unrecognised despite their relentless pursuit of individual aspirations or, failing that, their fight against their looming nightmares. Insomnia, hunger, illusions, and thirst are just a few of the obstacles that these stories prevail over. From questions of marginalisation and poverty to the reliance on oblivion, transformative remembrance, and selectivity to confront forced migration, these stories showcase the strength and resilience of the human spirit.