The Collected Stories of Achmed Abdullah - Abdullah, Achmed
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The Collected Stories by Achmed Abdullha is a captivating anthology that brings together the best short stories of the renowned author. With a masterful blend of rich storytelling, vivid characters, and compelling narratives, this collection offers readers a glimpse into Abdullha's unique voice and imaginative world. From tales that explore the depths of human emotion to those that provoke thought and reflection, each story showcases the author's ability to weave profound themes into captivating plots. A must-read for fans of powerful fiction and timeless storytelling

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The Collected Stories by Achmed Abdullha is a captivating anthology that brings together the best short stories of the renowned author. With a masterful blend of rich storytelling, vivid characters, and compelling narratives, this collection offers readers a glimpse into Abdullha's unique voice and imaginative world. From tales that explore the depths of human emotion to those that provoke thought and reflection, each story showcases the author's ability to weave profound themes into captivating plots. A must-read for fans of powerful fiction and timeless storytelling
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Achmed Abdullah (1881 - 1945) was an American short story author, novelist, and screenwriter who claimed to be a descendant of the Russian imperial family, but this remained unconfirmed. His country of origin is also unclear; perhaps he was born in Afghanistan, with Arab and Tartar ancestors. He received an international education in India, England, France, and Germany and became an expert linguist. After his mother poisoned his father, Abdullah was sent to Eton College at Oxford University at age twelve, received his Bachelor of Letters at the Sorbonne in Paris, then went on to serve for seventeen years in the British-Indian and Ottoman armies, attaining the rank of acting Colonel. He migrated to New York City, where he became a writer, playwright, and screenwriter until his death in 1945.