Ghārnishīn'hā-yi Bushqāb Parandah: Persian 1402

The UFO Cavemen is a story about human life from creation to resurrection; how man came into being, how he became complicated, and how his life ends. Does it end at all? The story begins with the mental chatter of Parvana; a teenage girl with an active mind full of thoughts and imagination who constantly talks to herself. She has a brother named Parsa who is like her and loves to think about aliens and UFOs and anything scientific and imaginary that gives him the ability to tell stories. They live with their parents. One day, Parvana accidentally comes across a book with a strange story whose characters are like her family members; a father and mother, a son and a daughter. The siblings are named Nada and Kana. They live in a cave in the Valley of the Horizon. Where there is no sign of civilization and they cover themselves in the form of primitive humans with leaves and bushes and seem to be the only inhabitants of the planet... The father of this family thinks that they live on a planet far from Earth and uninhabited. In this novel, Hadi Khurshahian talks about a time and place in the world where the number of humans on Earth is limited, technology has not conquered life and nature is the dominant force. There is also a mystery that must be solved to determine the task of escape or migration or the identity of the characters in the second story of the book. The language of the story is simple and fluent, and what makes the story attractive is the ambiguity and apprehension that exists at the heart of its adventures and an imaginary experience that, while being impossible, seems possible and awakens fundamental questions in the reader's mind.