Saad Mohseni

From the New York Times -bestselling author of Exit West , a story of love, loss, and rediscovery in a time of unsettling change....

In Touch, Kristofer's successful restaurant closes due to the pandemic, leaving him uncertain about his memories of the past. A message from a former lover throws him into a search for answers, bringing him to London and Japan, all while the virus threatens to shut everything down. This heart-wrenching love story and absorbing mystery explores the pain and beauty of our past loves and hidden lives, rendered lyrically by acclaimed author Olaf Olafsson. Touch is a stunning tribute to the weight of history and the complexities of the human heart.

This riveting book unveils the story of the East India Company as it took control of Asia and ran a country with devastating consequences. At the heart of this story lies the creation of a government run by English traders who collected taxes through a private army. The company, transformed into an aggressive colonial power, ruled almost all of India south of Delhi for 47 years, leaving a painful legacy in its wake.

This stunning photography book showcases the incredible beauty of Afghanistan amidst its tumultuous history of tribal conflict and war. Steve McCurry, a distinguished photographer who has been traveling to Afghanistan for over 40 years, captures moments of grace and dignity amidst chaos. His iconic portrait of the "Afghan Girl" is just one example of his timeless, painterly style that sets him apart from other photographers. Despite facing great risks during his many trips to Afghanistan, McCurry has produced an unparalleled collection of images that reveal the country's resilient spirit.

An Afghan political leader's firsthand account of the Soviet invasion. Whispers of War tells the story of Masood Khalili and his fight against the 'Red Army', alongside his friend Commander Ahmad Shah Massoud. Through his letters to his wife, Khalili shares the pain and despair of his people as they search for peace in a country torn apart by war.