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Using the structure of a fairy tale, and drawing on elements from Islamic mysticism and recent Iranian history, Women Without Men depicts the destinies of five women escaping the narrow confines of family and society--only to face daunting new challenges.
BR> BR> | | | | Daivanamathil (In the name of God)
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P>FONT style="BACKGROUND-COLOR: #fffbf0">Soon.../FONT>/P> | |  | | Kurudan Kooman (Blind Owl)
Indian translation of the outstanding Persian novel. Extraordinary fiction of an Iranian master writer, Sadegh Hedayath
BR>Sadegh Hedayath:BR>BR>Iranian Short story writer, novelist, playwright, and essayist, the most important Persian author of the 20th century. His stories reflect his deepily pessimistic world view and his love for the heritage of his country. His most famous novel is the Blind Owl (1937).He died tragically in Paris in 1951.BR> |
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