Falah Mousa

Falah Mousa writes literary fiction set in Albania and Kosovo, and independent analysis on the European Union, the Balkans and the Middle East.

His books explore identity, inequality, displacement, human resilience and moral responsibility:

• Borrowed — a literary novel about a bookseller in Tirana, loss and a divided sense of self.
• The Silence That Remains — a novel set in post-war Kosovo, exploring memory, hidden truths and their human consequences.
• Hatred, Intolerance, and Silence: The Cost of Indifference — nonfiction on prejudice, exclusion, justice and collective responsibility.

Explore the three-book collection: Get Borrowed, The Silence That Remains, and Hatred, Intolerance, and Silence together in one discounted bundle. For a first look at the fiction, try the free chapter sample on The Silence That Remains page.

The Silence That Remains also includes Collected Articles: 94 article entries published on www.falahmousa.com from October 2016 to September 2026, available as a complete PDF and separate article PDFs.

Falah is a researcher and strategic communications adviser with more than 20 years of international experience in writing, journalism, research and public affairs. His analysis connects geopolitics, political economy and governance with the human consequences of policy. He also provides commissioned research and strategic communications advice to institutions and media teams.

He works in Arabic, English, Swedish and Bulgarian. His academic background includes Arabic and Slavic studies, with advanced training at the University of Gothenburg, where he also lectured on Arab literature and language.

Explore more books, articles and research by Falah Mousa at www.falahmousa.com.