The Spell of Egypt

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Hichens was a versatile English writer known for his journalism, novels, and playwriting. His education spanned prestigious institutions, and he gained acclaim for his satirical work on Oscar Wilde, "The Green Carnation." Notable novels adapted into films include "The Garden of Allah" and "The Paradine Case." His literary repertoire also features a range of titles such as "Flames," "The Prophet of Berkeley Square," and "The Spell of Egypt," showcasing his diverse storytelling and thematic exploration throughout his career.