A House Without a Door by Khalid Fateh Muhammad

A House Without a Door by Khalid Fateh Muhammad is a collection of English short stories that explores the psychological wounds, struggles and hopes of the common man. Written with symbolism, metaphor, fantasy and hallucinatory realism, these stories present a distinctive perspective on modern life.

Author: Khalid Fateh Muhammad
Language: English
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 117
ISBN: 978-969-662-703-6

A House Without a Door — Khalid Fateh Muhammad

Name: A HOUSE WITHOUT A DOOR
Author: Fateh Muhammad

A House Without a Door is a collection of English short stories by Khalid Fateh Muhammad, a retired cavalry officer, novelist, short story writer, translator, critic and editor of a quarterly Urdu magazine.

Khalid Fateh Muhammad has authored numerous Urdu and Punjabi novels, collections of short stories, and translations of international fiction into Urdu. His literary work focuses on the lives and struggles of ordinary people and examines their experiences from the perspective of the modern world.

In A House Without a Door, the author focuses particularly on the psychological wounds of the common man, rather than simply portraying financial hardship. His stories explore human emotions, inner conflicts, suffering and the possibility of hope.

The author uses fantasy, symbolism, metaphor and elements of hallucinatory realism to present the harsh realities of life in an engaging and thought-provoking manner. His distinctive literary voice combines difficult and bitter realities with remarkably subtle and appealing language.

For readers interested in English short stories, Pakistani fiction, contemporary literature and psychological explorations of ordinary life, A House Without a Door offers a distinctive literary experience.