Pusht-i Ṣaḥnah-yi Ābī (Guft'va'gū bā Akbar-i Rādī): Persiska (Farsi) 1398

This book is the result of an unfinished conversation with "Akbar Radi" that was not finished due to his illness and sudden death. During this interview, "Radi" wanted the content of this conversation to be published in two books, one of which was one of the volumes about his opinions and thoughts about "Sadegh Hedayat". "Radi" was guided by prose and literary style and had some other writing preferences. He believed that there are many writing problems in Hedayat's prose; Forms that have turned into gross mistakes in his writings. But he also pointed out that there are few writers who have fewer writing problems and writing less than writing mistakes, it seems that "Ani" is one of them. As such, this book addresses Hedayat's prose as an incomplete masterpiece of Rudy's dialogues and critiques, highlighting how he attempted to bring his critiques to the reader in the form of two books. This unfinished interview and the incomplete books that remain as his works paint a picture of his mental demand and literary criticism.