Sara Khalili, tr. New York. W. W. Norton. (© ). ISBN Goli Taraghi, a renowned Iranian female author, now in her seventies, has lived in Iran, the US, and France and has written and published both before the Islamic Revolution of and after. Her latest collection, published in English, The Pomegranate Lady and Her Sons, includes ten short stories thatEstimated Reading Time: 40 secs. · The Pomegranate Lady and Her Sons: Selected Stories: Authors: Goli Taraghi, Gulī Taraqqī: Translated by: Sara Khalili: Publisher: W. W. Norton Company, ISBN: X, Authors: Goli Taraghi, Gulī Taraqqī. · Drawing on childhood experiences in Tehran during the reign of the Shah, her exile in Paris, and her subsequent visits to Tehran after the revolution, Taraghi develops characters and tales that linger in one’s mind. In the title story, a woman traveling from Tehran to Paris is obliged to help an old woman—the Pomegranate Lady—find her way to her fugitive sons in www.doorway.ru
Her prose is transcendent."—Washington Post Rich in characters both whimsical and deeply poignant, humorous and real, the stories of Goli Taraghi have made her one of the In the title story, a woman traveling from Tehran to Paris is obliged to help an old woman—the Pomegranate Lady—find her. Goli Taraghi was born in Tehran in She has been honored as a Chevalier des Arts et des Lettres in France, and her work has been widely anthologized Goli Taraghi is a marvelous story teller. She creates a tapestry with different stories and beautiful threads. Each character gets the center stage in. Her Sons Selected Stories Books available in PDF, EPUB, Mobi Format. Sons Selected SGPtooomlireiTegasrraaGngahotilei"TLhaedy TaanrdaHgehriSons". Excerpt: 'The Pomegranate Lady and Her Sons' by Goli Taraghi by Asia Society Drawing on childhood experiences in the old-money.
The Pomegranate Lady and Her Sons: Selected Stories by Taraghi, Goli; Khalili, Sara [Translator] and a great selection of related books, art and collectibles available now at www.doorway.ru Drawing on childhood experiences in Tehran during the reign of the Shah, her exile in Paris, and her subsequent visits to Tehran after the revolution, Taraghi develops characters and tales that linger in one’s mind. In the title story, a woman traveling from Tehran to Paris is obliged to help an old woman—the Pomegranate Lady—find her way to her fugitive sons in Sweden. "The Pomegranate Lady and Her Sons," a collection of short stories by Goli Taraghi, is a fascinating window into what life was like during a few troubled decades in Iran's history. Ms. Taraghi transports the reader to an individual time and place for each story, whether that means Paris in the s or Iran in the s.
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