“Tower of Light”: First Poetic Fairy Tale Inspired by Burj Khalifa Now Published in Hindi by Ukiyoto Publishing
June 2025 – Dubai / Hyderabad — Ukiyoto Publishing is proud to announce the Hindi-language release of Tower of Light, the first poetic fairy tale inspired by the iconic Burj Khalifa, written by award-winning author and poet Ana Stjelja Gad. The publication coincides with the 20th anniversary of the world’s tallest tower, celebrating it not just as a symbol of architectural achievement, but as a metaphor of human aspiration and inner light.
Originally written in English and now available in Hindi, Tower of Light reimagines the story of Burj Khalifa through the lens of lyrical fantasy and spiritual allegory. Blending elements of myth, mysticism, and poetic vision, the book tells a fairy tale of elevation — both literal and metaphorical — inviting readers of all ages to explore the tower not only as a physical marvel, but as a journey toward clarity, hope, and transcendence.
Set against the backdrop of the United Arab Emirates, a land where tradition meets innovation, Tower of Light follows a dreamlike narrative that reflects the inner transformation of its protagonist as they climb toward light, wisdom, and the realization of their true self. The book’s poetic structure and rich symbolism make it an enchanting read for lovers of literature, architecture, and metaphysical storytelling.
Ana Stjelja Gad, a Serbian writer, editor, and cultural researcher based in Dubai, is known for her creative blend of poetry and narrative, often infused with themes of healing, mysticism, and intercultural dialogue. With Tower of Light, she adds a unique and imaginative contribution to global literature inspired by landmark architecture.
The release of the Hindi edition aligns with Ukiyoto Publishing’s mission to promote diverse voices and stories across languages and continents. The book is now available for order through Ukiyoto’s platforms and affiliated retailers.
