Cities in transition leave behind more than construction dust. They leave questions.

What remains of identity when the landmarks of childhood vanish? How does one belong to a place that no longer remembers its own name?

The stories in Between Concrete and Dust explore these questions through ordinary lives- a man reflected in glass, a child holding a lantern, an old tree surrounded by cranes.

Each story stands alone, yet together they form a single landscape: one shaped by migration, memory, faith, doubt, silence, and survival.

This is a book about the emotional architecture of modern life- about the cracks that appear not only in walls, but in the spaces between people.