Three Months, Four Seasons
What a short time leaves in a long life.
Spring, summer, autumn and winter as ways of remembering one person.
ABU DHABI · UAE · 2026–2027
Some stories do not end.
They change rooms.
حكايات تتذكّر، وتتساءل، وتنتمي.
A contemporary Emirati literary house of books, visual art, silence and the red line that carries memory forward.
Literary magazine · 2026–2027
LITERATURE / MEMORY / IDENTITY
FROM THE EMIRATES AND BEYOND
THE LIBRARY AS A HOUSE
Six rooms.
One continuing line.
Six books do not sit apart on a shelf. They are six places where the same thread is seen under a different light.
The Fifth Season
The room is
looking back.
A museum of memory, gallery rooms and a season outside the calendar.
How Is Life Treating You?
The question asked of strangers.
“How is life treating you, truly?”
The body and the soul meet in a single symbolic day.
Divorce Me… Then Marry Me Again
The circle
was a door.
Two sincere hearts learn to translate one another.
What Remains
The fragment is the whole story.
Leave the tear open, so the light can pass through it.
TACENDA
What must remain unspoken.
Ten doors, a corridor and the final door of the self.
A FIVE-MINUTE LITERARY CINEMA FILM
The thread
that remains.
الخيط الذي يبقى
Daniel, keeper of the library, leads two travellers through memory, thresholds and what remains. The book becomes the final artifact of the journey.
The Thread That Remains is a five-minute original literary cinema film. Daniel, the library's keeper, guides an Emirati woman and man through The Red Thread's fictional worlds. The film uses production ambience and an instrumental score only; it contains no synthetic narration.
THE CURRENT ISSUE · 60 PAGES IN EACH LANGUAGE
Take the book.
Turn the room.
Two independently composed editions. One line of thought. The reader opens directly in its own full-screen world with sculptural pages, local films and its own quiet weather.
THE WRITER'S STUDIO
Literature is not an escape from the question.
It is where the question sits down.
Abdulla Ahmed Al Mansoori writes from Abu Dhabi in Arabic and carries his literary work into English. His worlds move through memory, intimate absence, family silence, bodies and souls, the archive of rooms, and what survives when certainty is over.
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