Nasir Jamil Nasir Volgorde van de boeken

Set in the lavish yet questionable Deriwelle Institute, the story follows Wayne Dolan, a stalled science fiction writer seeking purpose. The institute claims to pursue divine understanding through advanced technology, but its scientists have personal agendas: a grieving father, an inventor of a brainwave-measuring cap, and a researcher with a vaccine against religious inclinations. As Wayne navigates this bizarre environment, he grapples with the intersection of faith, science, and personal loss, questioning the true nature of their mission.

Blaine Ramsey has an unusual occupation. He travels to foreign countries and lives like a native. He drinks in the culture with his mind, body, and soul. And he does it all in the name of capitalism, for Blaine is an Image Digger, one of an elite few blessed with the power to "dream" authentic images from the deep unconscious of foreign lands that are turned into alluring psychologically active advertising to sell products. But in a dusty Middle Eastern villa, something goes terribly wrong. Blaine is haunted by the recurring image of a young Arab beauty suffering a brutal attack. For Blaine, her image becomes the seductive source of romantic obsession -- and a nightmare from which he cannot escape. And as Blaine is about to discover, her appearance in his dreams foretells tragedy -- a disaster the likes of which the world has never seen . . .

Demain, dans une ville du Caire secouée par les attentats terroristes et les tremblements de terre, Blaine Ramsey, prospecteur d'images pour le compte d'une importante compagnie publicitaire, fait sans arret le même reve : Une jeune femme d'une beauté surnaturelle, Aïda, lui apparaît, et lui demande de venir l'aider. En fait, il s'avère qu'elle est la plus grande star du cinéma égyptien, et qu'elle réside dans une tour aussi haute que Babel autrefois, à l'abri des cris du peuple, de sa misère, et de la révolte qui gronde. Mais qui est-elle vraiment, et pourquoi lui apparaît-elle ? Un livre étonnant, original. A la fois un grand récit de mystère et de science-fiction, mais, avant tout, une magnifique histoire d'amour, entre « Les mille et une nuits » et « Blade Runner ».