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“SIKANDER describes a story of passionate, cultural collisions, infused with old world romance and modern warfare. M. Salahuddin Khan provides a breathless literary journey of Afghanistan, Pakistan and America through the eyes of a dreamer. Sikander’s story unveils how culture, politics and religion intersect and overlap each other. M. Salahuddin Khan, Sikander (Karakoram Press, ) Sikander is the story of one year-old Pakistani boy and his journey from a child's view of war to a man's. "SIKANDER is an epic novel, reaching across the years of conflict in Afghanistan, from Soviet occupation to the post-9/11 years. Khan's depictions of everyday Afghan life, and the costs of the continuous conflicts across the social classes provides an eye opening look at something often glossed over in search of easy depictions of good and evil.".