By Shakir Hussain In an Aesop’s fable the Sun and the Wind played tricks to strip an innocent traveler of his coat. Even as a child, when I first read
Coraline by Neil Gaiman
It’s no wonder Coraline is one of Neil Gaiman’s favourite works. He purposefully wrote it as a children’s book. Yet an adult reading it wouldn’t find anything childish
Cutting Costs and Driving Competitive Advantage
Instead of a lengthy article this month, I chose to create an infographic using picktochart.com. This infographic was adapted from IHS Engineering Excellence Middle East Roadshow 2015 in Abu Dhabi
Shanaq bin Anaq
Once upon a time, on the shore of a beautiful lake lived some poor and simple people next to a big hill that towered 300 metres into
Heart in a Jar
I recently took a good, hard look at myself in the mirror. My eyelids are beginning to sag over my blue eyes. My ruddy sun-damaged skin is going slack around
Al Medfah – the Haunted Canon
by Maha Ali Hasan Ahmed Al Hosan Once upon a time, long before the union, citizens of the various Emirates resisted colonization. These people (who are now known as
Flash Fiction: The Mangrove Masquerade
by Shaikha Hassan Abbas Mohamed Al Hosani “Shaikha reluctantly left the mangroves covered in trash.” Illustration by: Dana Naser Mohamed Mataar Abu Nemr Al Mazrouei Shaikha and
Book Review: Brave New World by Aldous Huxley
By Sana Ashraf Revolutionary stories come in the form of utopian fiction. And one masterpiece that has stood the test of time is the Brave New World by Aldous Huxley,
Breakfast on the Patio
By Shakir Hussain The Chairman will breakfast this morning at our house in Emirates Hills. The summer heat is almost gone and we will breakfast on the patio overlooking