'ashiqānah-ī dar Manhatan: Persian 1399

Faithless: Tales of Transgression is a collection of seven short stories by Joyce Carol Oates, a contemporary American writer. In these stories, Oates not only explores and shows the ugliness in man but also shows the beautiful feelings and purity of his nature. He drags the reader to the end of the story in pursuit of the covenant-breaking woman and finally confronts her with an unexpected ending. It presents a different picture of the incapacity of old age and the passion of youth. And it opens a window for a brief but deep look at American society. In this collection, each of the stories is narrated at the peak of simplicity, with a new look, and they are all full of human emotions. Also, the attractive narration of human despairs and atrocities, while being compassionate, and the set of paradoxes that we are faced with, have added to the charm of this collection of stories.