<p>Khaled belongs with the best of anybody's adult fantasy - a charming adroit and thoroughly mature work, an Eastern escapade which is surely one of the oddest tales ever to be added to the enchantments that grow from djinns.</p>

Khaled

Science Fiction & Fantasy

F. Marion Crawford

Fantasy

New York, Ballantine Adult Fantasy, 1971

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An American Politician;: A novel

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