Afghani
Brendon Patrick
Type: ARC
Genre: Historical fiction
Word count: 90,000
Warnings: Swearing
Follow Australian soldier Patterson in modern Afghanistan, confronting the brutal realities of war, alongside George Sher Gul, a 19th-century Afghan cameleer who helped shape Australia’s outback while facing exclusion under White Australia policies. This novel blends vivid landscapes, from Afghanistan’s rugged terrain to Australia’s harsh outback, highlighting resilience amid conflict and cultural struggle.
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Discover Afghani, a powerful tale bridging two worlds across time.
Follow Australian soldier Patterson in modern Afghanistan, confronting the brutal realities of war, alongside George Sher Gul, a 19th-century Afghan cameleer who helped shape Australia’s outback while facing exclusion under White Australia policies.
This historical fiction blends vivid landscapes, from Afghanistan’s rugged terrain to Australia’s harsh outback, highlighting resilience amid conflict and cultural struggle.
Written by Brendon Patrick, a retired Australian soldier and descendant of Afghan cameleers, the story offers unmatched authenticity and insight into shared histories and enduring human spirit. Afghani challenges perceptions, revealing forgotten pioneers and the lasting scars of war.
I’m Brendon Patrick, an Australian storyteller with a passion for bringing forgotten histories to life. As a veteran of the Australian Army and a proud descendant of Afghan Cameleers, I write stories that explore the rich tapestry of Australia’s multicultural past that you might not find in your history books.
My upcoming novel Afghani is close to my heart, and it’s a journey into the lives of Afghan Cameleers who helped shape Australia, inspired by my own family heritage.
When I’m not typing away at my keyboard, you’ll find me walking the bustling Brisbane streets with my camera. It’s here where I develop most of my creative inspiration.
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