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A dark Arabic epic built for a global fantasy audience

The Inevitable Fate: The Forgotten Song opens a multi-part fantasy saga of four kingdoms, four swords, ancient wars, and a prince inheriting a conflict older than his bloodline.

Cover of The Inevitable Fate: The Forgotten Song by Mostafa Ahmed
Original language: Arabic · Site languages: Arabic and English · Rights enquiries welcome
The Forgotten Song

What sets it apart

  1. 01

    An original Arabic fantasy world rather than a retelling of a European setting

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    One story unfolding across five books and seventy chapters

  3. 03

    Four distinct kingdoms linked by one political and magical legacy

  4. 04

    A visual world with clear potential across publishing, audio, screen, and interactive formats

Press & rights

Rights and professional enquiries

Enquiries are welcome from publishers, translators, literary agents, producers, journalists, reviewers, booksellers, and cultural partners. Availability is confirmed individually in writing.

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Translation and territorial rights

For publishers and agents evaluating editions outside the original Arabic market.

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Audio and accessibility editions

For narrated, dramatic, and accessible publishing formats.

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Screen and animation

For film, television, animation, and related adaptation discussions.

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Games and interactive media

For carefully aligned interactive experiences built around the world and its lore.

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Press and review requests

For interviews, features, event invitations, and review-copy coordination.

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Book trade and cultural partners

For distribution, festivals, libraries, schools, and literary collaborations.

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