the story of fathers and children; War wounds that do not fade with time Majid Kisari in an interview with "Iran": four decades after the end of the war imposed in Iraq, the fragments of those 8 years still breathe in the corners of the city and alongside the daily lives of ordinary people; The fact that Majed Kayseri focused on writing his story for years. I wanted to show that after 40 years of that 8 year war, its effects are still evident. This scene shows that the girl has become even older than her absent father; I wanted to say that the shadow of the past is so heavy on our present. The task of literature is actually this "defamation". This is the task of literature, I did my best to distance myself from stereotypical images and views and get closer to the field of source literature. Read the full text here.

the story of fathers and children; War wounds that do not fade with time Majid Kisari in an interview with "Iran": four decades after the end of the war imposed in Iraq, the fragments of those 8 years still breathe in the corners of the city and alongside the daily lives of ordinary people; The fact that Majed Kayseri focused on writing his story for years. I wanted to show that after 40 years of that 8 year war, its effects are still evident. This scene shows that the girl has become even older than her absent father; I wanted to say that the shadow of the past is so heavy on our present. The task of literature is actually this "defamation". This is the task of literature, I did my best to distance myself from stereotypical images and views and get closer to the field of source literature. Read the full text here.