Anonymoustranslated By Jonathan Scott

Anonymous, with works translated by Jonathan Scott, is a fascinating figure whose literary contributions span the realms of mystery and intrigue. This author, shrouded in the cloak of anonymity, invites readers to delve into narratives that often reflect the complexities of human experience. The lack of a defined identity adds a layer of allure to the text, allowing the stories to resonate with readers on a personal level, free from the biases of the author's background.

Jonathan Scott's translations bring these enigmatic tales to life in English, offering listeners a chance to engage with the original essence of the narratives. As you explore this collection, you may find yourself drawn into a world where the themes are timeless and the storytelling is rich. We encourage you to immerse yourself in these works and discover the unique perspectives they offer—there's something special waiting for you in this literary journey.

The Arabian Nights Entertainments, Volume 01

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Anonymoustranslated Byjonathan Scott, Anonymoustranslated By Jonathan Scott and William James McGlothlin



The main frame story concerns a king and his new bride. The king, Shahryar, upon discovering his ex-wife's infidelity executes her and then …

The Arabian Nights Entertainments, Volume 03

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Anonymoustranslated Byjonathan Scott, Anonymoustranslated By Jonathan Scott and William James McGlothlin



The third of four volumes of Middle Eastern tales, originally written in Arabic. Scheherazade tries to prolong her husband's interest in her…

The Arabian Nights Entertainments, Volume 02

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Anonymoustranslated Byjonathan Scott, Anonymoustranslated By Jonathan Scott and William James McGlothlin



The second of four volumes of Middle Eastern tales, originally written in Arabic. Scheherazade tries to prolong her husband's interest in he…

The Arabian Nights Entertainments, Volume 04

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Anonymoustranslated Byjonathan Scott, Anonymoustranslated By Jonathan Scott and William James McGlothlin



The fourth and final volume of Middle Eastern tales, originally written in Arabic. Scheherazade tries to prolong her husband's interest in h…