Parvin Ehtesami
Parvin Ehtesami (1907-1941) was one of the first truly prominent female poets in Iran. Although she lived a relatively sheltered life by modern standards, she was nonetheless highly observant of the world around her. Her compassion for the human condition led to her highly original poetic voice, in which she would use natural events as allegories for people's difficulties.
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| 9645071262 | Ehtesami, Parvin. Dastanha-ye Parvin Ehtesami. 218 pages, col ill, 23 cm. This collection of 24 children's stories is adapted from her best-known works. This book was published as part of the Treasury of Persian Literature series. Filled with color illustrations. Editor: Nasrin Musavi. Tehran: Taher, Persian Year 1387 (CE 2008). Hardcover. ISBN 9645071262. The book's back pages got wet during transit; they are not stuck together and the effect is not especially noticeable, nor will it affect readability. | 2 | $55.00 |
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Ganje Darvish |
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Gorge Naqola |
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