The book “A Song for Wednesdays” has found its audience in Armenia. Thanks to the efforts of Georg Asatorian, this is the second book by Farhad Hassanzadeh—following Call Me Ziba—to…
read moreThe 12th Avant_ garde era, In the Glorification to Farhad Hasanzadeh The 12th session from Avant _ garde era poem and story specialized sessions, this time particularly for Farhad Hasanzadeh…
read moreAfter a pause of few years due to Corona, the Istanbul international book fair was held again and book enthusiasts met with publishers, authors and translators in Istanbul the cultural…
read moreFarhad Hasanzadeh, Has been nominated for 2023 Astrid Lindgern memorial award. The association of writers for children and youth, by issuing a statement has nominated its candidates for Astrid Lindgern…
read moreIn September 2021, the 37th International Congress of Children’s and Young adlut’s Literature was hold in Moscow. This program, which was postboned last year due to the pandemi, covered various…
read moreزیبا (Call me Ziba) ترجمه: أ. د هویدا عزت المجمع الثقافي المصري Egyptian Cultural Assembly 2020
read moreIn The Bookbird Magazine No. 58, published in November 2020. The transcripts of the six finalists for the 2020 Hans Christian Andersen Prize were reviewed. Click here to see a…
read moreThe book Call Me Zibaa, translated into Arabic, was published in Egypt. Hoveyda Izzat, who is the professor of Persian literature at Cairo University, translated this book into Arabic titled…
read moreThe introduction ceremony of Grant Project was hold on November 19 in Saraaye Ketab, introducing all translated and published books among which was a particular event to announce the release…
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