Sīyāsanbū: Persiska (Farsi) 1401

"Siyasenbo" is a collection of stories by "Mohammed Reza Safdari" that after going through various adventures, has been made available to the audience in a new edition. "Mohammadreza Safdari" has used a strange and remarkable style in creating the atmosphere of the stories and the way of telling the story, as well as the connection of the stories in the "Siyasenbo" collection, which is why many critics consider it the most important work of this storyteller who owns the style. While the stories of this collection give the feeling of reading an independent story after reading, they also have a possible connection, and the order of the stories in question confirms this to some extent. After the story of "Siyasenbo", there are the stories of "Ekosiah", "Alo", "Kermanshah Alley", "Red Handle Knife", "Black Stone" and "Two Passers-by", each of which refers to a special event and the characters of the story are formed around that event. The point that confirms the continuity of the stories is the reference to the events of the previous stories and even the ambiguous points that are not resolved in them are clarified in the next stories. However, the author considers these references to be the result of the closeness of the time when the stories were written. The next interesting point is the repetition of the characters of the stories, which sometimes have a direct role in the events of the next story or are mentioned to the extent of naming them. The writing style of "Mohammed Reza Safdari" in the "Siyasenbo" series is sometimes close to a play and the story progresses mostly through dialogue. In addition to advancing the story, the author's use of dialogue also reveals hidden points and relationships between characters.