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فرار مغزها Farar Maghzha (Brain Drain)

فرار مغزها Farar Maghzha (Brain Drain) - Paperback

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Availability:In StockContributor:Farrokh AshtianiPublish date:6/15/2026Pages:214
Languages:PersianPublisher:Farrokh A. AshtianiISBN-13:9798996372607UPC:9798996372607Book Category:Humor, Literary CriticismSize:9.00 x 6.00 x 0.49 inchesWeight:0.291Product ID:SC50ARYZZB

"Farar Maghzha" (Brain Drain) is a collection of satirical articles written by Farrokh Ashti Ashtiani over the past 25-30 years. Drawing from cultural observations rooted in both Iranian and diaspora life, these stories blur the line between satire and reality - proving that what seems absurd today may become tomorrow's truth.

Through humor and wit, Ashtiani invites Persian-speaking readers to laugh, reflect, and embrace the rare art of cultural self-examination. From Thanksgiving dinners to Tehran's streets, each story gently holds a mirror to our habits, beliefs, and cultural contradictions - asking us to see ourselves with honesty and perhaps a smile.

A book for those who believe that laughter is the beginning of wisdom.

Languages:PersianPublisher:Farrokh A. AshtianiISBN-13:9798996372607UPC:9798996372607Book Category:Humor, Literary CriticismSize:9.00 x 6.00 x 0.49 inchesWeight:0.291Product ID:SC50ARYZZB
Ashtiani, Farrokh: - "Ashtiani's photography and writing have appeared in major American and Persian-language publications. His photograph documenting the Iranian Revolution was featured on the cover of Westward, the Sunday Magazine of the Dallas Times Herald (December 28, 1980), accompanying his cover story "Iran's Year of Revolution."His feature article "The Backyard Cafeteria - Attracting Birds With Multiple Feeders, Constructed Cheaply and Easily" was published in Washington Home, the Washington Post's lifestyle section (March 9, 1989), with a front page byline and accompanied by his own black and white photography.His photographs documenting the Iranian Revolution of 1979 are permanently preserved in the Archives of the University of California, Santa Barbara. He has also contributed extensively to Persian-language diaspora publications for over three decades."
Publisher: Farrokh A. Ashtiani

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