Khātirāt-i tārīkī, mubham'hā-yi kutāh-i tārīk-i talkh: Persiska (Farsi) 1396

In this collection of short stories, French writer Marcel Bealeau (1908-1993) is influenced by surrealism and uses fantastic literature. In these very short stories, we are faced with poetic prose, original descriptions, strange images, and a captivating atmosphere. The author first starts by describing a familiar and everyday space, but gradually slips into a strange and strange space with a more or less cold and calm language. The images created by Bealo's educated imagination remain in the mind. The stories of this collection have been called "miniature novels" and the author himself called them "miniature novels". This is the first book to be translated and published in Farsi by Marcel Bealo - this master writer who considered Buf Kor Sadegh Hedayat to be a masterpiece.