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            <![CDATA[ Pakistani-American Novelist Wins Prestigious International Impact Book Award for Short Story Collection ]]>
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            <![CDATA[ <p>Mumtaz Hussain, a Pakistani-American author, poet, and filmmaker, received the coveted International Impact Book Award in New York for his short story collection "Portrait In Words," the state-run Associated Press of Pakistan (APP) announced on Monday.</p><p>International Impact Book Awards is an international platform that accepts submissions from both self-published authors and traditional publishing firms. The platform states that it supports both print and e-book formats. Since its inception in 2019, the International Impact Book honors have granted honors to 886 writers.</p><p>"Portrait in Words" is a compilation of short stories presented in novel form that explore complicated aspects of human existence and relationships from multiple perspectives.</p><p>Hussain accepted the prize on March 30 at a meeting in New York that included some of the city's most notable literary leaders.</p><p>"Pakistani-American author, poet and filmmaker Mumtaz Hussain has won the prestigious International Impact Book Award for his English book, 'Portrait in Words,'" a press release said.</p><p>According to the APP, Hussain characterized the award as "incredibly encouraging" and hoped that it will help Americans understand Pakistani society, ethos, and the untold tale of its diversity.</p><p>In the last two decades, the Pakistani-American artist has created a variety of works of art, including films, paintings, novels, and poetry collections.</p> ]]>
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                <![CDATA[ <p>Mumtaz Hussain, a Pakistani-American author, poet, and filmmaker, received the coveted International Impact Book Award in New York for his short story collection "Portrait In Words," the state-run Associated Press of Pakistan (APP) announced on Monday.</p><p>International Impact Book Awards is an international platform that accepts submissions from both self-published authors and traditional publishing firms. The platform states that it supports both print and e-book formats. Since its inception in 2019, the International Impact Book honors have granted honors to 886 writers.</p><p>"Portrait in Words" is a compilation of short stories presented in novel form that explore complicated aspects of human existence and relationships from multiple perspectives.</p><p>Hussain accepted the prize on March 30 at a meeting in New York that included some of the city's most notable literary leaders.</p><p>"Pakistani-American author, poet and filmmaker Mumtaz Hussain has won the prestigious International Impact Book Award for his English book, 'Portrait in Words,'" a press release said.</p><p>According to the APP, Hussain characterized the award as "incredibly encouraging" and hoped that it will help Americans understand Pakistani society, ethos, and the untold tale of its diversity.</p><p>In the last two decades, the Pakistani-American artist has created a variety of works of art, including films, paintings, novels, and poetry collections.</p> ]]>
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