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As soon as I arrive in the village of Beit Zujaaj, I begin to hear the mutters about Abdel Jameela, a strange old man supposedly unconnected to any of the local families.

~ From Hooves and the Hovel of Abdel Jameela by Saladin Ahmed
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  1. Is this a themed collection? I'm wondering if the old man has an important message or if he's someone to avoid.

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  2. Now that looks like a great collection of writers... and your teaser makes me want to know more about this strange old man! Happy reading!

    Here's my TT!

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  3. Interesting teaser! I hope you are enjoying the book.

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  4. Sounds like an interesting sci-fi collection. My husband would like this!
    My Teaser Tuesday excerpt is from HEARTS IN RUIN.

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  5. Some of those strange old men can be entertaining.

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  6. Very interesting teaser. I hope you're enjoying this anthology!

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  7. Huh, I haven't heard of this, but it sounds interesting! Great teaser!

    Rachel @ Paper Cuts

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