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A Little Cloud: A Must-Read New Arrival Hits Iranian Bookstores!
James Joyce’s short story “A Little Cloud” has been translated into Persian by Mohammad Javadi and published by Diar Namag Publications in Tehran. Originally part of Joyce’s 1914 collection “Dubliners,” the story follows Thomas Malone Chandler, or Little Chandler, who grapples with feelings of inadequacy and lost dreams while contrasting his mundane life in Dublin with that of his successful friend Ignatius Gallaher. As Chandler’s envy grows during Gallaher’s visit, he reflects on his stifling domestic life, unfulfilled aspirations, and frustrations with fatherhood, ultimately realizing that he is trapped by both external circumstances and his reluctance to pursue his dreams.
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.
Tehran Hosts Exciting National Ceramic Art Festival: Celebrate Creativity and Culture!
The “Variations” exhibition, celebrating the creativity of Iranian students in ceramic art, has opened at the Iranian Artists Forum (IAF) in Tehran. Featuring works from students at prestigious universities, including Soore University and Art University of Tehran, it showcases their innovative skills across six galleries. Organized by the Iranian Ceramists Association and various cultural institutions, the exhibition runs until February 23, allowing the public to engage with the diverse artworks that blend traditional and modern influences. This event fosters community and collaboration within the art world, making it a significant highlight for art enthusiasts.
Discover the Magic: ‘The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue’ Now Available in Iranian Bookstores!
“The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue,” a fantasy novel by Victoria Schwab, has been translated into Persian and published by Milkan Publications. The story follows Addie, a young French woman who makes a dark pact for freedom, only to be forgotten by everyone she meets. Spanning centuries, it explores themes of immortality, memory, and identity. The novel gained critical acclaim, remaining on the New York Times Best Seller list for 37 weeks and receiving nominations for prestigious awards. A film adaptation is in progress, promising to bring Addie’s enchanting tale to life on screen, showcasing the power of storytelling.
Announcing the Champions: International Quran Competition Winners Revealed!
The 41st International Quran Competition concluded in Mashhad, Iran, celebrating the Quran’s significance in Muslim life. Attended by notable figures, including the Minister of Culture, the event showcased remarkable talents across various categories. Major winners included Iran’s Fatemeh Daliri and Mojtaba Qadbeigi, with international participants from Bangladesh, Yemen, and Iraq also recognized. The judging panel emphasized the Quran as a guiding force amid global challenges, addressing issues in Gaza, Lebanon, Yemen, and Iraq. They called for unity and commitment to the Quran’s teachings, reinforcing its cultural importance and urging the Islamic community to propagate its divine message worldwide.