Pāyah'guzārān-i Nasr-i Jadīd-i Fārsī: Persiska (Farsi) 1404

"The Founders of Modern Persian Prose" is a valuable work by Dr. Hassan Kamshad, which analyzes modern Persian prose in two parts. In the preface to the work, the author points out that innovation in Iranian prose writing over the past fifty years, which has also been a reflection of the main characteristics of Iranian culture and society, has progressed so much that addressing it in the form of research is worthy and necessary. Therefore, in the book "The Founders of Modern Persian Prose", Dr. Hassan Kamshad takes on this important task and examines a literature that, unfortunately, is not well known outside the borders where it was created. Various cultural, political, and social developments have affected the works of almost all contemporary Iranian novelists; therefore, it is obvious that this book also pays attention to these political and social conditions, especially the increase in interactions with Western culture and the process of transition from old prose to new Persian prose. Iran has long been known for its poetry and poets, and poetry has always been considered one of the most important means of literary expression in our country; but over time, prose has found its place in Iranian literature, and although many excellent works have existed in the field of Persian prose for a long time, modern prose has been able to achieve literary dominance in a new way, and in the following book, "Dr. Hassan Kamshad" introduces and explains some of the most prominent "founders of modern Persian prose" along with the outstanding and important works created by them.