Gul Ali Babai: The literature of the last war should be told from the hearts of the people of Maidan.
The author and researcher of the sacred Haganah literature in an interview with the Haganah press said: Literature should be created from the life experience of the people and the narrators present in the field, in cinema and on television should also describe the war by adapting these works.
In the eight-year war, the residents of the border areas may have faced the war more, but today also the residents of Tehran and most of the cities and villages of Iran hear the sounds of rockets and explosions, see the destruction and watch the dismembered bodies of the dead. Accordingly, I believe that these events will make the literature of the last wars take on a more popular color than the Eight Years' Defense. In fact, the people themselves should revive this literature.
If you notice, even in the eight-year war, it was the children of the front who came after the war and made up that defense literature. Professional writers with a history of writing did not show interest in war literature and did not come to write for the martyrs of their homeland. Inevitably the fighting children came themselves and after the war they started writing.