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Thirty Seconds: A Literary Gem by Michael Arlen

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Synopsis

In the realm of literature, Michael Arlen's 'Thirty Seconds' stands as a luminous beacon. This exquisite collection of stories unveils a world of wit, romance, and introspective ruminations. Each tale captivates with its lyrical prose, leaving an indelible mark on the reader's mind.

Thirty Seconds

by Michael J. Arlen

5 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	277 KB
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Print length	:	218 pages

Through the eyes of unforgettable characters, Arlen delves into the complexities of human nature. Love, loss, desire, and the fleeting nature of existence are explored with a depth and sensitivity that resonates with readers of all ages. The stories in 'Thirty Seconds' are not mere entertainment; they are profound reflections on the human condition.

About the Author

Michael Arlen

Michael Arlen, born Dikran Kuyumjian, was an Armenian-born British novelist and short story writer whose literary genius left an enduring legacy in the world of fiction. Known for his sharp wit and romantic prose, Arlen's literary creations have captivated readers for generations.

Beyond 'Thirty Seconds,' Arlen authored several other notable works, including 'The Green Hat' (1924),which became a major literary sensation and was adapted for both stage and screen. His distinctive writing style and ability to capture the nuances of human emotions have earned him a place among the literary greats.

Critical Acclaim

"Arlen's stories are like miniature works of art, each one perfectly crafted with a beginning, a middle, and an end that leaves you with a sense of satisfaction and wonder." - The New York Times

"Thirty Seconds' is a must-read for anyone who appreciates fine writing and profound storytelling. Arlen's prose is lyrical and haunting, and his insights into the human condition are both timeless and universal." - The Guardian