SAEED IBRAHIM
Saeed Ibrahim, is the author of two books - “Twin Tales from Kutcch,” a family saga set in Colonial India, and “The Missing Tile and Other Stories,” a collection of fifteen short stories reflecting on various aspects of human behaviour.
Saeed Ibrahim, is the author of two books - “Twin Tales from Kutcch,” a family saga set in Colonial India, and “The Missing Tile and Other Stories,” a collection of fifteen short stories reflecting on various aspects of human behaviour.
Saeed was born and brought up in Mumbai and was educated at St. Mary’s High School and St. Xavier’s College and later, at the University of the Sorbonne in Paris. He has had a long and eventful working career in India, the UK, and France spanning marketing, advertising, airline, and travel industries. Today he works part-time as an independent consultant and devotes his spare time to writing.
Although Saeed has been writing on and off ever since his school and college days (he was editor of his school newspaper and contributed regularly to his college magazine); his actual journey as a wriRead More...
Saeed was born and brought up in Mumbai and was educated at St. Mary’s High School and St. Xavier’s College and later, at the University of the Sorbonne in Paris. He has had a long and eventful working career in India, the UK, and France spanning marketing, advertising, airline, and travel industries. Today he works part-time as an independent consultant and devotes his spare time to writing.
Although Saeed has been writing on and off ever since his school and college days (he was editor of his school newspaper and contributed regularly to his college magazine); his actual journey as a writer started with the publication of his first book "Twin Tales from Kutcch" which was followed by several short stories which have been published in The Deccan Herald, The Beacon Webzine, Bengaluru Review, The Blue Lotus Magazine, Borderless Journal, and Muse India. His other writings include newspaper articles, some travel writing, several book reviews, and two essays for the Museum of Material Memory.
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