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Dr. Ebrahim Younesi and the Kurds' Issue and the Margins of Persian Culture

Younesi has written 12 novels during his lifetime, all of which deal with the Kurds issue and the Kurdish struggle for their rights. Therefore, Persian critics in the field of fiction have paid no attention to the fiction works of Ibrahim Younesi.

Ali Ashraf Darwishiyan, an Example of Writing Post-Colonialist Texts

The whole story of Awiyar happens in his coffee shop. On a Winter snowy night, in an old coffee shop, an old woman is waiting for his son to return home from his post as a Peshmerga and visit her. Every movement outside under the heavy snow and every sound that can be heard makes the old woman take a look outside of the coffee shop.

"Barbaroj" Book, a Reflection of "Sarekani"

In this article, we would like to introduce the admired book of "Nariman Avadke" called "Barbaroj" (the wounded victims will go towards the sun).

I Write in My Own Language

Yes, after twenty years of writing in my own language, I cannot write in any other language even if I wanted to, however, I always have wanted to write down my words in my own language gradually.

Kurds, Weddings, Camping

As soon as I have an opportunity, I will escape the house. I still have not left when my sister says: "buy two chickens and an orange coca kola for dinner." Rasoulo Papouko, the smallest member of the family is the family's dog.

The Narration Inheritance in Kurdistan - Part 6

Jani Gal, a strong step towards narration and an endless expectation - Part two (final)

The Narration Inheritance in Kurdistan - Part 5

Jani Gal, a strong step towards narration and an endless expectation - Part 1

The Narration Inheritance in Kurdistan - Part 4

"The Conscience Issue" by Ahmad Mukhtar Bag Jaff and the second step

The Narration Inheritance in Kurdistan - Part 3

Jamil Saeb and the beginning of Kurdish narration - part two

The Narration Inheritance in Kurdistan - Part 2

Jamil Saeb and the beginning of Kurdish narration - part one

The Narration Inheritance in Kurdistan - Part 1

The first Kurdish narratives that had specific identities in long stories such as novels began with Ahmad Mokhtar Jaff's book called "The Conscience Issue" and "In my dream" by Jamil Saeb, and then it continued with novel writers' works such as Arab Shamo, Ibrahim Ahmad, Hossein Aref, Abdullah Seraj, Rahim Qazi and Fattah Amiri.

"An Anthem to Ibrahim" from Beyond the Darkness

Aziz Mahmoudpour's novel, "An Anthem for Ibrahim", is a narrative that tells the fate of a group of characters in a text in a fluent language, whose lives are somehow intertwined. Each of these characters struggles with social, political, and psychological problems and their social and psychological issues do not leave them.

A Perusal of Hassan Mate's "The Book of the Year"

When we evaluate the book as a whole, we can say that many of the stories’ themes are longing, missing, and alienation from the homeland. Of course, this theme takes its essence from the theme of diaspora literature, which Hassan Mate is one of the authors of the diaspora and this book is diaspora literature.

What is Sherzad Hassan Talking about?

Although Sherzad was and still is a serious writer, and his seriousness is evident in his works, especially in the novelette “My Father's Fence and Dogs”, another aspect of Shirzad Hassan's personality and writing is his enlightenment.
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