Tuesday, May 11, 2010
The Namesake
I'd read some other books of Jhumpa Lahiri and each time I read a book I find how much similarities are in Indian and Iranian cultures.
Tuesday, April 27, 2010
Mergan
I've finished reading a book by Mahmood Dolatabadi called "The Empty Place of Soluch".
It's a novel happened about 50 years ago in a poor village of Iran and story starts with departure of Soluch as the man of his family and apparently finished by his arrival.
During this trip which takes about 1 year, his family faced lots of problems and Mergan, as the main character of the story, tried to solve them. She is an ordinary woman with natural potentials but there is something in her soul which pushes her forward, she MUST be there for helping others. I think she is a very good symbol of all women, working hard with no expectation of reward, giving all her properties for making her beloved happy and thinking between all disasters.
I lived with Mergan in that poor country and felt her problems. Dolatabadi is one of the best; he is a magician who can make you live 50 years ago. He feels women...
Saturday, March 13, 2010
Gabriel José García Márquez
Nobody will remember you if you keep your thoghts secret. Force yourself to express them.
Wednesday, December 30, 2009
Book
It was good but not perfect and some sentences noble: Optimists are brave. A little reality is better than probable much in future. ( Thank you KhaleSanaz for the hints.)
I found something after the book. Feelings of a mother who have been informed of her pregnancy is same as others, a complexion of hope, happiness, fear, worriness, changes of future plans, ... but the way that mother guides her feelings is unique and it's the point of having different destinies for millions of fetus.
P.S. This is my 800th post. Such a long time of being here...