Afsūngarān: Persian 1402

Genevieve Brizac, a contemporary French writer, wrote the novel Enchantresses inspired by Virginia Woolf's thoughts and writing style based on the fluid flow of the mind. This novel, which in terms of literary genre is among the self-portrait novels, is actually a reflection of the author's ups and downs life in his youth and middle age. Because the narrator of the story is a woman, in her work life she regularly faces disregard, ridicule, or blame, and therefore, she constantly tries to find a way to get out of this unbearable situation and not succumb to the charms of others. You cannot become a writer, because it is not possible for a woman to be married and write stories at the same time... If you pick up a pen and start writing, the day will come, whether you like it or not, when you will try to seduce the powerful because of the concern of gaining honor. The day will come when you will betray the secrets you have and reveal the most private moments of your life and you will not respect the privacy of your loved ones... That is the time when they will ride on you, humiliate you, They will grab your hair, and drag you in the mud.