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Bijan Najdi

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Occupation
  
Poet , writer

Name
  
Bijan Najdi

Children
  
Nathanael , Yuhanna


Spouse
  
Parvaneh Mohseni Azad

Nationality
  
Iranian

Role
  
Writer

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Notable works
  
The leopards who have run with me

Died
  
August 25, 1997, Lahijan, Iran

Books
  
The Leopards who have Run with Me

Saat sheni bijan najdi


Bijan Najdi (Persian: بیژن نجدی‎‎, [biːʒæn nædʒdiː];) (15 November 1941 in Khash, Iran – 25 August 1997 in Lahijan, Iran) was an Iranian writer and poet. Najdi is most famous for his short story collection The leopards who have run with me (1994).

Contents

Bijan najdi vasiat


Biography

Bijan Najdi was born in Khash, a county in Sistan and Baluchestan Province, Iran. His parents were from Gilan. When he was four, he lost his father in a murder incident. He got his basic education in Rasht. He got his M.A in Mathematics and was one of the first writers to go to the front in Iran-Iraq war. He started writing when he was young, and published his notable book "The leopards who have run with me" in 1994, three years before his death. This book received a Gardoun award as one of the best short story collections ever written in Iran.

Works

Among Najdi's works are poems and short stories. He published "The leopards who have run with me" while alive; his other works were published posthumously by his wife.

  • The leopards who have run with me – 1994
  • Repeated stories
  • Unfinished stories
  • Out of those streets, again
  • The sisters of this summer
  • Legacy

    Sepideh Farsi made a film based on four of his short stories.

    References

    Bijan Najdi Wikipedia