Lughat furūsh: Persiska (Farsi) 1399

The Word for Sale is a collection of short stories written by ten women writers, each of them dealing with a different topic in a corner of the world. The name of the collection is taken from one of the short stories in the book titled "Saying Words" by Isabel Allende, which, along with nine other stories, is a beautiful and readable collection of literature from Lebanon and Japan, England, and Scotland, Spain and Germany, Cuba and Chile, and Australia. and the United States of America provides the audience. These ten stories, which have been selected from among the best works of female authors in the world, are the stories of selling words, amusement park, repentance, beet leaf, room number nineteen, old mirror, the deep sleep of Little Louis, Jewish girl, new bridegroom and thousand. and nine hundred and fifty-five. Among the authors of these works, Isabel Allende, Hanan El-Sheikh, Alice Walker, and Anna Maria Matote have gained worldwide fame, and Doris Lessing is also one of the winners of the Nobel Prize for Literature. Other authors of this series include Elizabeth Jolly, Irene Dishe, Maria Elena Yano, Shana McKay, and Banana Yoshimoto. Although this collection was written by different authors from different parts of the world and the geographic, social, and cultural diversity in the story space is clearly felt by the audience, it is composed of topics that can be noticed in their themes. Each short story is translated by a different translator and the majority of translators are women. The collection of short stories sold by the publisher is still available to lovers of the literature of the nations.