“Enter Ghost” by Isabella Hammad explores themes of identity, belonging, and the complexities of artistic expression. Set in contemporary England, the novel follows the story of a young playwright named Mira, who grapples with her Palestinian heritage while navigating the world of theater. As she prepares to mount a play about her family’s history, Mira becomes increasingly entangled in the political and personal ramifications of her work. The narrative weaves together her relationships with friends, family, and fellow artists, highlighting the tensions between art and reality. Through Mira’s journey, Hammad delves into the struggles faced by those caught between cultures, as well as the power of storytelling to confront and illuminate difficult truths. With rich prose and poignant characterizations, “Enter Ghost” is a thoughtful exploration of the role of art in reflecting and shaping human experiences.