Sanisha Bogaraja invites readers into her world, struggling the experiences that have shaped her. From her childhood curiosity about the first human created, to her day she reverts to Islam, and to her life after she becomes a Muslim. In this book, she describes her triumphs and her disappointments, both Muslim and non-Muslim, telling her full story as shehaslived it.

Sayidah Mu’izzah is an archaeologist who explores the hidden symbols and fossils from Faisal Tehrani’s Bahlut. She rearrange the hidden riddles of the creative imagery and feature the perfect mapping so the contents can be absorbed by their conscience to understand the chaos behind the wilderness. – A. Muziru Idham –

Haniff Yusoff tried to chat with us in this collection of short stories, Kakak Saya Hidup Semula; like chatting while having afternoon tea. It’s just that it’s not a normal chat. We will hear Haniff casually tell (and joke) cynically about things that we personally want to upset, voice out and fight for.

The brilliant stories in this book just want to stay in your head after you read it. Lokman Hakim haunts and mesmerizes in this extraordinary collection of stories surrounds our everyday life. Each story in Meliuknya Api Pelita Itu often comes with brilliant metaphors and analogies that portrait everyday lives accurately. Lokman’s stories written in a way that will leave your minds running, and the line between the real and the strange blurs.

As the view behind the eyelids, closed but they see everything that is clear to them, just as Shafiq Said writes of naughtiness in politeness. We can enjoy the dark and bright in his poetry. And it is up to you to choose the shadow or the light (or both) after reading this book.