Darbast 'ishq ābād: Persian 1398

Samira Arami was born in June 1364. His stories are visual and dialogue-oriented. He narrates human relations, love, life, and sometimes cruelty to women and even selling children so intimately that he takes the reader with him in every part of the story. His pen is full of humor and full of childish mischief. Each of the stories in this collection has won numerous awards in national festivals such as; First place in the Tehran Story Award, first place in the Iranian Stories Festival, first place in the Iranian National Youth Festival, first place in the Hormozgan Youth Poetry and Story Congress, the first place of Nimroz Award, the first place of Shahr Kitab Award, first place of Isfahan Literary Award, winner of Bayhaghi Literary Award, They have been selected for the Bushehr Literary Award and... - How far did you say the gate? The woman lowered the car window and the wind blew through her blonde hair. - Cave gate The light turned green and the driver filled the gear and pressed the gas pedal with the tip of his foot. - I kept it in the garden for several days. I had named it Kharmai. Not that the color is brown. No! There were two dates in the white of his eyes, and behind those dates was something that looked at you when you called. The woman picked up the wooden basket and looked at the rooster. - I have seen fewer men who are attracted to the look of a date! I heard from many men that they say that a woman must have a dog and catch a man! The driver pulled back his brimmed hat and put his two black pupils in the middle mirror and looked for a dog.