About this ebook
Over the course of ten years, the story traces a descent—not into freedom, but into the stark silence of locked rooms and uniformed lives. Blue, green, pale yellow: the colors of cloth dictate fate under invisible scripts of power. Memory clings like a ghost, and forgetting becomes an act of courage just to live another hour, another day.
Through restless shifts between instruction and nightmare, clarity and chaos, readers are invited into a mirrored labyrinth of identity, coercion, and quiet rebellion. Daily Pactice is a profound meditation on the cages we build, the silent selections we face, and the monsters we are never taught to fear.
For those who dare to step into its arena, this book promises a chilling recognition—and the hope of finding a way back out.
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About the author
Halili Bexhet is a writer and artist whose work lives in the liminal spaces between language, memory, and power. With a background spanning narrative fiction, visual art, and multilingual storytelling, Bexhet crafts worlds where identity is contested and reality is mirrored through dual tongues.
In Daily Pactice, Bexhet draws from the rich traditions of gothic literature, bureaucratic dystopia, and folklore to explore themes of selection, survival, and the silent scripts that govern human fate. The author’s unique approach to bilingual narrative challenges conventional form, inviting readers to experience story as both a psychological and linguistic journey.
Bexhet’s artistic practice is deeply interdisciplinary, often merging text with visual composition to create immersive, unsettling atmospheres. Currently, the author continues to explore fractured narratives and the politics of memory in ongoing works.
Daily Pactice is Halili Bexhet’s debut novel.
