About the Novel
Yad-Oden (Oblivion) is a literary novel that explores the politics of memory and forgetting under authoritarian power. Blending psychological fiction, metafiction, and historical testimony, it examines how violence extends beyond the body into language, culture, and personal history. Through an associative, nonlinear narrative, the novel investigates the fragile relationship between remembrance and identity, suggesting that imagination survives only as long as memory endures. At once intimate and political, Yad-Oden is a meditation on censorship, trauma, exile, and the enduring human capacity to envision a freer world beyond fear.
Publisher: Honare Eterazi (Protest Art) Online Channel
Publication Date: 21 May 2020
Edition: First Edition
Language: Persian
Format: Digital PDF Edition
Subject: Novel
Cover Design: Alexandra Waliszewska
Publisher: Nevesht Publishing House
Publication Date: 2017
Language: Persian
Edition: First Edition
Editor: Zahra Rahbarnia
Cover Artwork: Adapted from the film poster The Dariush Mehrjui Postman by Farshid Mesghali
ISBN: 322324242423
Genre / Subject: Iranian Cinema History Research
Poetry Anthology
Compiled by: Ali Janvand
Publication Date: May 31, 2024
Language: Persian
ISBN: 9781445735764
Category: Poetry
Zhina, Daughter of Iran is a collective poetry anthology featuring works by contemporary Iranian poets responding to the life of Zhina (Mahsa Amini) and the "Woman, Life, Freedom" movement in Iran. The book reflects poetic responses to a historic moment of social transformation, resistance, and the ongoing struggle for dignity and freedom. This collection includes several poems by Ahmad Zahedi