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    The Night Archer: and Other Stories
    The Night Archer: and Other Stories
    The Night Archer: and Other Stories
    Audiobook13 hours

    The Night Archer: and Other Stories

    Written by Michael Oren

    Narrated by Romy Nordlinger and Steven Jay Cohen

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    The Night Archer and Other Stories is a collection of startling short fiction by New York Times bestselling author and international statesman, Michael Oren.

    A medieval slave-turned-sultan, an alien who declines to visit Earth, a prophet who dares to ask "is God funny?" and a ghost who fears the living-these are among the terrifying, tragic, passionate, and comic characters who animate Michael Oren's stories. Crisscrossing genres, they explore the outer bounds of imagination and artistic freedom, exposing the reader to a kaleidoscope of human emotions and experience. In The Night Archer, the acclaimed historian, political commentator, and statesman Michael Oren is revealed as a writer of bold versatility.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHighbridge Company
    Release dateSep 8, 2020
    ISBN9781696602365

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