Shahrī kah rūzigārī dar ān zindigī mī'kardīm: Persiska (Farsi) 1400

A rare and original book, a captivating, solid, and precise story in which the new life and originality of a man in his hometown is revealed. A strange book with a beautiful and deeply human pen. Emily St. John Mendel In this book, the magnificent and understated prose of Eric Barnes presents the world's declining future in front of the reader and keeps him enthralled and enthusiastic. This work has an admirable compassion for humans in its heart. Chris Offat A mesmerizing story of loss and sorrow. The admirable pen of Eric Barnes transports you to an apocalyptic land that, while seemingly alien, is strangely familiar. The City Where We Once Lived is a moment-by-moment journey through the valley of destruction, but this journey ends in a land where the seeds of hope sprout in the strangest places. A timeless story, but the story of our time. The story of one man, but the story of each one of us. This story will stay with you even after reading the last page. Lindsay Moran