Pen name Latif Talkhestani Name Ali Darvishian Period 1971–2013 | Nationality Iranian Kurd Occupation Writer Role Writer | |
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Genre Novel, short story, biography, etc Notable works Sal-ha-ye Abri (Cloudy Years)AbshouranAz In Welayat (From This Country)Hamrah-e Ahang-ha-ye Babam (With My Father's Songs)Afsane-ha va Matal-ha-ye Kurdi (Kurdish Legends and Fictions) | ||
Ali Ashraf Darvishian مصاحبه اختصاصی فرزانه دُرّی با علی اشرف درویشیان
Iranian writer and democracy activist Ali Ashraf Darvishian Died at 76
Ali-Ashraf Darvishian (Persian: علیاشرف درویشیان) (born August 25, 1941 in Kermanshah) is an Iranian story writer and scholar. After finishing teacher-training college, he taught at the poverty-stricken villages of Gilan-e-Gharb and Shah Abad (nowadays called Islam Abad). This atmosphere is featured in most of his stories. Later, he moved to Tehran and continued his studies in Persian literature. As of 2006, Ali Ashraf Darvishian was in Australia as a guest of the Iranian Centre for Democracy and presented a number of lectures on a broad range of social and cultural issues.
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- Ali Ashraf Darvishian
- Iranian writer and democracy activist Ali Ashraf Darvishian Died at 76
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Marjane Satrapi, an Iranian-French author, mentions Darvishian in her graphic novel Persepolis. She considers him her favorite childhood author, recalls going to his clandestine book-signing, and describes him as "a kind of local Charles Dickens".
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