An interview with the author of an unforgettable book published by Soore Mehr

My Portion of Love

"My Portion of Love" is Ramzan Ali Kavusi's memoir; he is a 70% disabled war veteran who typed the entire book with only his left forefinger.

A review of the book “The 29 Most Common Writing Mistakes”

One of those authors whose experiences can be quite helpful is Judy Delton because of her unique condition.

A review of the book “Molla Saleh”

The amazing story of the translator of Iranian prisoners in Iraq

The book “Molla Saleh,” written by Raziye Ghobeishi, is about the life of the indefatigable worrier, Mulla Saleh Qari, translator of Iranian captives in the imposed war. 

A review of the book “Life Under the Flag of ISIS”

The experience of a bitter life in the capital of ISIS

Vahid Khazab's book "Life Under the Flag of ISIS" may be the most unique book written about the Syrian crisis, ISIS, and the "global war" in this country.

A review of the book “The Frontline”

A question that has been on my mind for a very long time is just this: how should the Iranian Revolutionary Guards be discussed for the current generation, which has seen how the commanders of today function, live, and behave, with all the contradictions in their lives?

“Always a Coach” unveiled

The book “Always a Coach,” written by Hasan Majidian, is about the coach martyr, Muhammad Abdi.

Countless wounds and unsaid words

The book has a noble name that, in a way, is reminiscent of one of Qeysar Aminpour's well-known sonnets, "How Soon, It Becomes Late."

An interview with Fateme Dolati, the author of the book “The Headband’s Secret”

The attention to the details in the literature of the holy defense

"The Headband's Secret" is about martyr Ali Akbar Jamrasi's life memories. On March 23, 1968, he was born in Talkhab village, Markazi province.

A review of the book “The Sign of the Main Fingers”

The love story of a generation with the Qupoz instrument

"The Sign of the Main Fingers," by Hussain Ghorbanzade, is one of the important works in the field of the Islamic revolution. It was recently published, has drawn attention from readers and literary festivals, and has thus far won significant awards.

A review of the book “Empire of Illusion”

Five scenes of the American society’s deceptive illusion

The culture of influencers, celebrity dramas, advertising lies, and fake news in the media are just a few examples of what Chris Hedges has addressed with a critical attitude to American life in his book "Empire of Illusion," which was recently translated by Shima Ali.

An interview with the author of the book “Love Never Dies”

A book for unconditional love

"Love Never Dies" is a book written by Mona Eskandari about the life memories of martyr Haj Mirza Solgi, narrated by his wife, Parvin Solgi.

“Don't cry, Mr. Cow” unveiled 

At Somayeh Book Café, a press conference for the book "Don't Cry, Mr. Cow" was conducted. The author, Laleh Jafari, the illustrator, Atefeh Malekijou, and expert and critic Mohsen Hejri all spoke at the press conference.

“The Warrior Housewife” released

“The Warrior Housewife” is Seyedeh Aghdas Husseinian’s memories, written by Marzieh Zakeri, from the struggling days of the Islamic revolution in Mashhad province. 

An interview with Hussain Zahmatkesh

A strange story of the reunion of an Iranian and an Iraqi soldier on the Arbaeen walk

The book “Rumi-e Rum” by Hussain Zahmatkesh, has such a great plot that caused it to be sold extremely well within two months of its publication.

An interview with the author of the books “Red Squares”  and “The Messenger of Multan”

Zeinab Erfanian, our country's young and active author with a master's degree in Islamic history, is the author of "The Messenger of Multan" and "Red Squares," which has received the super leader's commendation. 

A review of Ali Asghar Gorjizadeh’s memories in “Al-Rashid Prison”

Ali Asghar Gorjizadeh, who oversaw the IRGC Ground Forces' 6th Corps, was captured by Iraqi forces in the closing stages of the war.

Unveiling “True Treasure”

The unveiling event for the book "True Treasure," published by Mehrak and aimed at children and teenagers, was conducted at the Tehran Central Library.

The life story of Mehdi Bakeri in “F.L.31”

Ali Akbari Mozdabadi compiled the book "F.L. 31" as the result of extensive interviews with Mahdi Bakeri's family, friends, comrades, and soldiers about the martyr's life and character.

Unveiling “Hitler Mansion”

On Monday, the book "Hitler Mansion" was unveiled at Somayeh Book Café. The discussion was attended by the author of the book, Davood Khodaei, the head of the province's art bureau, and other critics.

“One Grief and Countless Punches” released

The book One Grieve and Countless Punches,” by Alireza Ashrafi, got released through Raheyar publication.  

A review of books about Democrat and Komalah

Long time ago, when I was wandering in a library, I came across a book called "Shonam." Its name piqued my interest, so I took the book to learn what "Shonam" means and what it is about.

A review of the book “204 St” 

A tragic story what won’t be forgotten

“204 St” by Zahra Kardani, is about the tragic event of the Mina stampede that led to the death of more than 7500 individuals. To set the narrative more on records, rather than just emotions, the author has applied the documentary style.   

An interview with the author of the book “Farangis”

Mahnaz Fathi: It was difficult persuading her to allow the sharing of her memories!

The author of "Farangis," is Mahnaz Fatahi, who had the opportunity to meet the Supreme Leader after her book had been commended by him last week.

A Few Sugar Cubes

The book "A Few Sugar Cubes" by Tahere Emami details Rafat Sadat Nematollahi's life memories.

An interview with the author of the book “Cell No. 2”

The enthusiastic seminary student…

The significant activities of Hojjat al-Islam Abulqasem Eqbalian have been covered in Reza Yazdani's book "Cell No. 2."

An interview with Golestan Jafarian

Mirrorless Days

The memories of Manije Lashkari, Hussain Lashkari's wife, who spent eighteen years of his life in captivity by Saddam's army, are included in the book "Mirrorless Days" by Golestan Jafarian, which has been recently released by Soore Mehr publication.

A review of the book “The Emperor’s Tears”

Beautiful but bitter poems

Fazel Nazari's poem collection "The Emperor's Cries" consists of thirty-eight social and romantic sonnets.

An interview with Mohsen Momeni Sharif

Looking for the Scarlet Rose

The ups and downs of Ali Sayyad Shirazi's life in various stages, from his early years through the imposed war and his martyrdom, are documented in Mohsen Momeni Sharif's book "Looking for the Scarlet Rose."

A review session for "A Dear Mohsen"

Mohsen Vezvaei is the subject of the novel "A Dear Mohsen" by Faezeh Ghaffar Haddadi, which was discussed at a special session on Thursday at the Tehran Central Library.

An interview with Ruhollah Sharifi

An untold story of the war

The memories of the martyr Gholam Hussain Haddadzadegan and his unique efforts during the holy defense years are told in the book "Days as a Message Bearer" in four chapters.