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Discover Erich Maria Remarque’s ‘Heaven Has No Favorites’ Now in Persian: A Timeless Tale Awaits!
The newly released Persian translation of Erich Maria Remarque’s novel “Heaven Has No Favorites” is now available in Iran. Translated by Ajdar Angoshtari and published by Ofogh Publication, the 360-page novel, set against the 1948 automobile racing backdrop, follows racer Clerfayt who visits a sick friend, Hollmann, in a Swiss sanatorium. There, he meets Lillian, a terminally ill Belgian woman, and they embark on a journey across Europe, falling in love despite her illness. The narrative explores themes of love, loss, and the human experience, culminating in tragedy as both characters face the harsh realities of life and death.
Unlocking Potential: Mastering Essential Coaching Skills for Success
The Persian translation of “An Introduction to Coaching Skills: A Practical Guide” by Christian van Nieuwerburgh is now available in Iranian bookstores, quickly becoming a bestseller. Translated by Reza Amraei and Mehrdad Houshmand, this 261-page resource equips aspiring coaches with essential skills, covering theoretical frameworks, application strategies, ethical considerations, and supervision techniques. The book emphasizes coaching as a developmental process focused on supporting clients in achieving personal and professional goals. Van Nieuwerburgh, a respected executive coach and academic, offers invaluable insights for both novice and experienced coaches, making this guide a vital addition to the coaching landscape in Iran.
Renowned Novel ‘Call Me Ziba’ Makes a Comeback: A Must-Read for Literary Enthusiasts!
Farhad Hassanzadeh’s celebrated novel “Call Me Ziba” has released its 11th edition during the 36th Tehran International Book Fair, coinciding with its upcoming film adaptation. The story follows a teenage girl in a care home who plans to celebrate her birthday with her father by helping him escape from a mental hospital, sparking a journey of self-discovery and emotional healing in Tehran. Initially published in 2015, the book has won various awards and sold 27,500 copies. The film, directed by Rasoul Sadrameli, will be released nationwide on May 8, further enhancing the novel’s impact on young adult literature.
Excitement Unfolds as 36th Tehran International Book Fair Kicks Off at Imam Khomeini Mosalla!
The 36th Tehran International Book Fair (TIBF) began on May 7, 2025, at Imam Khomeini Mosalla, attended by Minister of Culture Seyyed Abbas Salehi. The fair promotes literature and cultural exchange, highlighting the vital role of books in Iran’s development. Salehi emphasized that nurturing a literary culture is essential for progress and resilience against adversaries. Iraq is this year’s special guest, represented by 15 publishers, fostering cultural ties between Iran and Iraq. Over 2,600 Iranian publishers and 50 international participants are showcasing works. The fair, running until May 17, has the theme “Let’s Read for Iran,” promoting reading and literature.
Resistance Film Festival Calls Out Global Cinema’s Silence: A Bold Stand for Change
The Resistance International Film Festival aims to amplify the voices of the oppressed, particularly amid the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, where over 50,000 civilians have died in the past year. Festival secretary Jalal Ghaffari criticized major international film festivals for their silence on these issues and emphasized resistance cinema’s role in highlighting suffering. With over 500 international submissions focused on Gaza, the festival seeks to offer a platform for genuine narratives against oppression. Organizers hope to inspire change and foster solidarity, showcasing films that challenge the status quo and advocate for social justice and human dignity.
Iran Unveils Exciting Nominees for the 2023 Biennial of Illustrations in Bratislava!
Iran will showcase its literary talent at the 30th Biennial of Illustrations Bratislava (BIB) from October 3 to January 10, 2026, at Bratislava Castle. A selection of 12 books, curated by experts from the Institute for Intellectual Development of Children and Young Adults (Kanoon), highlights Iran’s artistic prowess. Notable titles include “The Da’al’s Daughter,” which explores themes of love and deception, and “Bahram and the Tale of Seven Domes,” addressing contemporary environmental issues. The exhibition will feature international evaluations, with awards including a grand prize of $3,000, emphasizing Iran’s commitment to literature and illustration.