In Balqis Al-Mulhim's evocative work, 'Pejman Who Saw Half Her Face,' readers are invited into a deeply introspective journey. The narrative explores themes of perception, identity, and the elusive nature of truth, as seen through the eyes of Pejman. Is it a story of incomplete understanding, or a profound commentary on the fragmented aspects of human connection and self-discovery? Al-Mulhim masterfully crafts a world where what is unseen is as significant as what is revealed, prompting contemplation on reality's multifaceted dimensions.