Dukhtar-i īranī ru-yi marz: Persian 1402

Shamsi Assar (1314) - (1387) was born in Iran and lived in Iran until finishing high school. At the age of sixteen, he went to Paris to continue his studies at the Sorbonne University. During that period, his poems and stories were published in magazines, and a student at that time also realized his singing talent. In 1960, she married the English writer Nicholas Guppy and settled in London. He writes articles for various publications under the name Shusha Gapi and was the editor-in-chief of the prestigious Paris Review magazine. He was also a famous singer and his numerous works include performances of Iranian folk songs and mystical songs and some of his own compositions and contemporary English and American composers. An Iranian girl on the border is her memories from the time she still lives in Iran, and an Iranian girl in Paris is her memories from her life and studies in France.