The sultan Bokhari Al-Bokhari of Bessa has 365 concubinesβ until a violent coup puts the city in the hands of the religious zealot Hakkim Mehdad. Hakkim has no use for the pleasures of the flesh: he condemns the women first to exile and then to death. Cast into the desert, the concubines must rely o
The City of Silk and Steel (The Steel Seraglio)
β Scribed by Linda, Mike; Carey, Louise
- Book ID
- 107557497
- Publisher
- Orion
- Year
- 2013
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 293 KB
- Category
- Fiction
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Intro; TITLE PAGE; COPYRIGHT; DEDICATION; TABLE OF CONTENTS; Prologue; Rem Speaks of These Things; Book the First; Bokhari Al-Bokhari and His Three-Hundred-and-Sixty-Five Concubines; Fireside Story; The Tale of the Dancing Girl; The Cup Lands Upright, Part the First; The Tale of the Girl, Her Father
The sultan Bokhari Al-Bokhari of Bessa has 365 concubinesοΏ½ until a violent coup puts the city in the hands of the religious zealot Hakkim Mehdad. Hakkim has no use for the pleasures of the flesh: he condemns the women first to exile and then to death. Cast into the desert, the concubines must rely o
Overview: The sultan Bokhari Al-Bokhari of Bessa has 365 concubines - until a violent coup puts the city in the hands of the religious zealot Hakkim Mehdad. Hakkim has no use for the pleasures of the flesh: he condemns the women first to exile - and then to death Cast into the desert, the concubines
The sultan Bokhari Al-Bokhari of Bessa has 365 concubinesβ until a violent coup puts the city in the hands of the religious zealot Hakkim Mehdad. Hakkim has no use for the pleasures of the flesh: he condemns the women first to exile and then to death. Cast into the desert, the concubines must rely o
Once, in a city known as Bessa, there was a sultan named Bokhari Al-Bokhari, who was thrown down by the zealots of the ascetic Hakkim Mehdad. The sultan, his wives and children were put to the sword, while his 365 concubines were sent to a neighbouring caliph as tribute, Hakkim having no use for the