author
Charles H. Schnapps
Best known for Archag, the Little Armenian, this little-documented writer left behind a vivid early-20th-century story centered on Armenian childhood, culture, and hardship.
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Archag, the Little Armenian
by Charles H. Schnapps
About the author
Very little biographical information about this author could be confirmed from reliable online sources available here. What can be verified is that Charles H. Schnapps is credited as the author of Archag, the Little Armenian, a work that has been preserved and distributed through Project Gutenberg.
The book is associated with an early-20th-century setting and presents Armenian life through the experiences of a young boy, which has helped keep Schnapps's name in circulation even though clear details about the author's life appear to be scarce.
Because trustworthy sources with fuller background information were not readily available, it is best to treat Charles H. Schnapps as an obscure author whose reputation today rests mainly on this surviving work.