Zahra Pedram Jafari

Wishing Well (eBook, ePUB)

Short Stories (Persian Edition)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Wishing well or Chah -e Arezo is a collection of short stories in the genre of fiction with a hint of psychology written by Zahra Pedram Jafari. This book consists of two sections; the first section includes stories in Iran. These stories cover the writer's perception of events, social interactions, culture, old customs and their impacts on people's daily lives and their self-growth.

The second section includes stories which cover events and interactions after immigrating to Australia. In these stories, the writer tries to describe the struggles and experiences of characters and issues surrounding self-analyzing and self-growth in a new culture through narrating entertaining stories of their daily lives.

We read in a part of this book: "self-satisfaction and happiness are not just an individual process. Even though self-satisfaction is an internal process, our surrounding environment, community and people have an undeniable role in provoking these feelings within us. We can't expect someone who has always been criticized and suppressed to be satisfied and happy."

©2021 Zahra Pedram Jafari

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Woman and Thoughts
• Seitenzahl: 99
• Erscheinungstermin: 20. September 2021
• Persisch
• ISBN-13: 9780645283402
• Artikelnr.: 62618986

Autorenporträt

Zahra Pedram Jafari was born on January 1975 in Tehran (the Capital City of Iran). She has a Diploma in Mathematics and Physics from Girls Iran College and a Bachelor's degree in Software Engineering from the University of Science and Culture in Tehran. Her love for books and reading started from a very young age by observing her family and their love for reading. She soon learnt about important classic books from around the world and she became familiar with many worldwide famous writers such as Dostoevsky, the Bronte sisters, Daphne du Maurier, Maxim Gorky and Alexandre Dumas whose books were translated into Farsi by an amazing translator named Zabi-Ullah Mansouri and also so many other brilliant writers and translators such as Mahmoud Dowlatabadi, Sadegh Hedayat, Yashar Kamal etc. Later in life, she also learnt about Mohamad Ali Jamalzadeh, Esmaeel Fasih and Zoya Pirzad who have had quite strong influences on her writing style. She has also been active in the blogging world for quite some time in both Farsi and English. She lives in Australia with her family at the moment.To learn more about the writer refer to: womanandthoughts.com