Sūvashūn: Persiska (Farsi) 1403

The book Sushon is a novel written by Simin Daneshvar, which was first published in 1969. This timeless novel deals with the life of an Iranian family during the occupation of the country by the Allied forces in World War II. The story takes place in Shiraz; A city that reminds images of Persepolis, great poets, Sufis, and nomads who have lived in a range of historical ups and downs. Zari is a young wife and mother who, in addition to facing the desire to have a traditional family life and the need to find an individual identity, tries to somehow cope with her perfectionist and strict husband. Daneshvar uses cultural themes and metaphors in this book with his attractive and pleasant prose. Sovshun's novel is a unique work that breaks the frameworks and limitations of its time and puts forward its name as one of the most essential works for understanding the contemporary history of Iran.