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Saadi’s life as a novel
Iranian writer and researcher Morteza Safari has planned to write the life of noted Iranian poet Saadi as a novel.
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Fools reappear in Iran
Fools, a comic fable by Neil Simon, has been reprinted in Iran. The work is converted into Persian by Shahram Zargar.
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Seminars on spiritual travelogues to be held in Iran, Italy
Seminars on spiritual travelogues are scheduled to be held in Tehran, Rome and Florence.
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First national playwriting festival to open in Shiraz
The first Iranian playwriting festival will inaugurate on Tuesday in Shiraz.
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‘A Fine White Dust’ hits book markets
A Fine White Dust, a novel written by Cynthia Rylant and translated by Senobar Rezakhani, has been released in Iran.
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A leading Iranian philosopher
Mulla Sadra was an Iranian Muslim philosopher who led the Iranian cultural renaissance in the 17th century.
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The Proof of Agota Kristof in Iran
The Persian translation of Agota Kristof’s Twins Trilogy, converted by Asghar Nouri, has been released in Iran.
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‘Iranian Romanticism’ released
The book ‘Iranian Romanticism: a survey of the romantic movement in contemporary Persian Poetry’ is penned by Behzad Khajat to hit records of the first fully academic work on the influence of the...
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The Thaw hits Iranian bookshelves
The Thaw, a novel by Russian writer Ilya Ehrenburg, has been released in Iran.
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Kent Haruf’s Plainsong in Iran
Plainsong, a bestselling novel written by Kent Haruf and translated by Amir Mahdi Haghighat, has been released in Iran.
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Husseini: Saib Tabrizi greatest poet in Indian style
The Minister of Culture and Islamic Guidance, Mohammad Husseini, asserted that Saib Tabrizi was the greatest Persian poet to compose pieces in Indian style.
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Anita Desai’s The Artist of Disappearance in Iran
The Artist of Disappearance: Three Novellas is a story collection by Indian novelist Anita Desai which has been released in Iran.
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Charlotte Brontë’s Jane Eyre reappears in Iran
A new Persian translation of Jane Eyre, the noted book of Charlotte Brontë, has been released in Iran. The novel is one of the noted classic literature books in the world which has been rendered by...
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Night Train to Lisbon converted into Persian
Night Train to Lisbon, a philosophical novel written by Pascal Mercier and rendered into Persian by Mahshid Mirmoezi, has been released in Iran.
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Turkey to host Yunus Emre, Saadi Conference
Iranian and Turkish literati will gather in Ankara on May 30 and 31 to discuss the works of Persian poet Saadi and Turkish mystic and poet Yunus Emre.
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A Long Way Down hits bookshelves
A Long Way Down, a book written by Nick Hornby and translated by Alireza Barazandeh Nejhad, has been released in Iran.
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Chekhov's Ivanov hits Iranian bookshelves
Ivanov, one of Anton Chekhov’s famous plays, has been rendered into Persian by Nahid Kashichi and published in Iran. The Iranian translator said that Chekhov started writing plays with Ivanov.
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A new translation of Crime and Punishment available
A new Persian translation of Fyodor Dostoyevsky’s Crime and Punishment has been released in Iran. The work was converted into Persian by Parviz Shahdi.
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Tens of books to be released on literary criticism
50 book titles will be published on literary criticism, the spokesman of Iran’s Academy of Literary Criticism announced.
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English-Persian Dictionary of Idioms to be released
Edited by Shahram Eqbal Zadeh, the English-Persian Dictionary of Idioms will be released by mid June.
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