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Majed Kisari tells about his experiences, avoids slogans and publishes the novel "Marakgiran" "Iran": by pointing out that writing war stories is not a voluntary choice but stems from the ongoing wounds of society, Kisari emphasizes the importance of discrediting and moving away from stereotypical historical narratives. In this collection there are minimal stories of 400 words up to compact novellas, each of which was created according to the inner need of the text and inspired by the real characters of the society. This author has announced his latest works, including a romantic novel based on Saadi's words called Marka Jiran and stories inspired by recent wars. Read the full text here.

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Majed Kisari tells about his experiences, avoids slogans and publishes the novel "Marakgiran" "Iran": by pointing out that writing war stories is not a voluntary choice but stems from the ongoing wounds of society, Kisari emphasizes the importance of discrediting and moving away from stereotypical historical narratives. In this collection there are minimal stories of 400 words up to compact novellas, each of which was created according to the inner need of the text and inspired by the real characters of the society. This author has announced his latest works, including a romantic novel based on Saadi's words called Marka Jiran and stories inspired by recent wars. Read the full text here.

Majed Kisari tells about his experiences, avoids slogans and publishes the novel "Marakgiran" "Iran": by pointing out that writing war stories is not a voluntary choice but stems from the ongoing wounds of society, Kisari emphasizes the importance of discrediting and moving away from stereotypical historical narratives. In this collection there are minimal stories of 400 words up to compact novellas, each of which was created according to the inner need of the text and inspired by the real characters of the society. This author has announced his latest works, including a romantic novel based on Saadi's words called Marka Jiran and stories inspired by recent wars. Read the full text here.

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