Mirrors to watch life; Three readable offers from avant -garde

In a world where speed has taken the depth of meaning, the book may be the only media that still forces the audience to pause. Books take us into ourselves, reflecting on life, past, love and even war. Here are three works from the rich collection of the avant -garde site, each of which is a mirror of living. I invite you to read this text with us.

My Horse Book is a collection of certain poems of Dehaz, a different experience in the world of contemporary poetry. The common aspect of all poems in this collection is to focus on the concept of death. It is as if in every single word in this book we can feel the shadow of death. In these poems, Dehaz seems to have the intention of narrating the lost hopes, a world of decline and a life that he believes has been destroyed. Dehaz has written a succinct, yet fascinating introduction to my horse’s book. This introduction may seem unusual at first glance, but somehow has an extract of the whole book.

My horse book will be a valuable and lasting work for those interested in new experiences in poetry and those who think about ontological concepts. We invite you to read this poetic and thoughtful journey by reading my horse’s poems along with Moin Dehaz.

The book “My Horse” is a short but profound story that simply incorporates complex human challenges. The hero of the story faces a kind of philosophical doubt; He doubts that he is suspended between accepting what he is and his liberation from what is. In fact, the horse in this book is not just an animal, but a symbol of memory, dependence, and perhaps buried fears.

The author pushes the story in a compact and succinct language, without extra marginalization. The same thing allows the reader to read between the lines, interpret the silence, and touch the psychological burden of the characters. The story is the narrative of a choice; A choice that we may have encountered at some point in life.

This work is fascinating for those looking for philosophical text in the form of storytelling. The reflections that the book creates, even after closing the last volume, remain in mind for a long time.

With another work by Professor Mahmoud Dolatabadi, the dominant author of contemporary Iranian literature, step into a world of love, madness and confrontation with tradition and modernity. The Book of Seleucus, written in the late seventies, published in the early 1980s, deepen the relationship between male -female in the context of Eastern society.

In the novel of Seleucus, we get to know the character of Qais, a name that reminds us of a passionate story. But Qais is not insane Lily, but an Eastern man with a special understanding of love and romantic relationships that are a significant gap from today’s criteria, even with the imagination of military insane. In this work, Dolatabadi depicts a man who is captive to narcissism, narcissism with rural roots and nineteenth century. She considers the woman not an equal partner, but a part of her being, a creature that was created only for her pleasure.

Beyond a love story, the book of conduct is a kind of Dolatabadi manifesto about women and love. He challenges the traditional and patriarchal views that governs the relationships and provides a critical image of incomplete and unilateral understanding in Eastern societies. If you are looking for a story that makes you think and depicts the hidden angles of human relations with the capable pen of Mahmoud Dolatabadi, the book of Seleucus will be a brilliant selection.

“Soluk” is one of the few of the less visible but very influential effects. In this book, the author departs from his socio-historical validity and deals with the innerness of a lonely person with past memories and doubts. The special and heavy language of Dolatabadi is also found in this work, but this time it has served the psychological narrative.

The story revolves around a character who is caught between the past and the present, between attachment and liberation. Conduct is not only the physical path but more mental journey; A path of self -sufficiency, revelation and pain. This work is a kind of literary meditation for those who seek a deeper understanding of man and his psyche.

This book is an opportunity for the serious audience of literature A writer who challenges not only history, but within human beings.

Ismail Fasih’s Winter Book Novel is one of those works that depicts the experience of war by showing the life experience of people involved in war. He narrates not through the front, but through the window of mind and memory. The main character of the novel is a retired engineer who is involved in past reminders and reflects on his own and others’ fate. The war in this book is more background than the main topic.

The winter book, in the context of the Iran -Iraq war and in the city of Ahwaz, depicts the lives and relationships of people who are unwittingly involved in the consequences of war. The story specifically focuses on the accidental entry of Mansour Farjam into the life of a war -torn family, illustrating how this presence affects their relationships and destiny. The winter novel deals with topics such as the impact of war on people’s daily lives, searching for missing loved ones, forming human relationships in critical situations, and war -related social changes.

In his own language, Esteghlal creates situations in which time, place, and memory are intertwined. With a human perspective, he has avoided heroism and deals more about human mental complexity in critical situations. The same feature distinguishes this novel from other war -based works.

For a generation that saw war only in textbooks or archive films, “Winter 2” is an opportunity to understand what remains in the lower layers of society; An inhumane but lasting wound.

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