Qahrimānān-i marzī: Persiska (Farsi) 1401

American life, after the American dream, has a charming appearance, but of course, everything is as if tied to a hair tie! With one or two small mistakes, the American citizen can fall into a path of no return and lose everything, because this country is the freest in the world, and this claim of freedom does not commit the meanings that people make in their lives and personal history. "Josie" in the novel "Border Heroes" is one of them who, seeing and touching the collapse of everything that represents American prosperity and happiness, gave up the lost life and decided to change the shape of his and his two children's lives in another way, outside the borders. A woman whose job has been taken from her and her children's father has already left them, chooses an undefined form of homelessness; Not only from Ohio but from the borders of North America, he chooses to live in Kankesi, Alaska; Life without a registered postal address, without communication, anonymous and in the heart of nature! An unreasonable choice for the educated American, which seems to be a return to the roots, to the primitiveness before the terrifying invasion of the civilized white man. Dave Eggers, the author of the book Border Heroes, has personal life experiences that are no less than the experiences included in this novel, and maybe that is why the course of the novel and its events are full of pure human experiences at different emotional levels, which shows that "life needs, It is not worth living."