زندگی من: جلد اول الفارسية 1447

This book is an honest and unvarnished account of a generation that lived between ideals and reality, hope and lose.

In My Life, Ali Kasmaei not only recounts his own memories but also holds up a mirror to the contemporary history of Iran, a history in which passion, faith, doubt, and repression are deeply intertwined. With a sharp and unflinching gaze, he revisits his experiences of imprisonment, political struggle, and the collapse of ideologies, narrating them without hero-making or self-glorification.

His writings are neither elegies nor justifications, but an attempt to understand why so many paths ended in deadlock. My Life speaks of the aspirations of a generation that burned in the fire of idealism yet refused to be extinguished, a generation that endured as ashes of thought and questioning.

In this book, Kasmaei does not evade himself, does not shy away from his mistakes, and does not hesitate to critique any ideological current. It is a voice not in the service of any faction, but in pursuit of truth.