Farzandān Āftāb va Bād: Persian 1402

Ahmed Shamlou (1379-1304) is an influential and prominent contemporary poet who needs no introduction. A large number of his poems and notebooks in the 1330-1370 decades are considered part of Iran's literary culture, especially in social and political orientation. One of the questions that arise, especially for the newer generations, is who Shamlu mentioned in the preface or in the text of some of his poems, and how these names were related to his life, thoughts, and poems. The author of the present book, who is one of the lovers of Shamlou's poetry and one of the researchers of contemporary literature, in detail and based on numerous oral and written sources, has come to know these names in the personal and intellectual life of this capable poet in six parts: "The fighting heroes, Aida, opposite faces, people of pen and culture, world personalities, relatives far and near. Undoubtedly, those interested in literary and cultural history will gain a lot of knowledge about Shamlu through this book. Ahmed Shamlu (1379-1304) is an influential and prominent contemporary poet who needs no introduction. A large number of his poems and notebooks in the 1330-1370 decades are considered part of Iran's literary culture, especially in social and political orientation. One of the questions that arise, especially for the newer generations, is who Shamlu mentioned in the preface or in the text of some of his poems, and how these names were related to his life, thoughts, and poems. The author of the present book, who is one of the lovers of Shamlou's poetry and one of the researchers of contemporary literature, in detail and based on numerous oral and written sources, has come to know these names in the personal and intellectual life of this capable poet in six parts: "The fighting heroes, Aida, opposite faces, people of pen and culture, world personalities, relatives far and near. Undoubtedly, those interested in literary and cultural history will gain very good knowledge about Shamlu through this book.