An interview with Azam Posht Mashhadi

Authors Should Be Alert

Azam Posht Mashhadi Muhammadi is one of the authors of the Holy Defense and was born in 1981. So far, she has written 23 books, including "People Do not Die in My Frame" and "Windbreakers Are Waiting".

An interview with Mehrdad Sedghi

Damages to Satire Works

Mehrdad Sedghi is one of the greatest satirical writers in our country. He owes his fame to his book, Cardamom Candy, with all the nostalgic elements he used in it. He was born in Bojnurd City in 1977, and he’s currently a Ph.D. student. 

An interview with Razieh Tojjar

The Feminine Soul is More Related to this World

Razieh Tojjar is one of the best authors of our country. She has written many great books such as “The Glass Woman”, “The Journey to the Roots”, “Flame and Night” and “My Star”.

An interview with Javad Kalateh Arabi

Writer Kalateh Arabi elaborates on distortion factors in history of Sacred Defense 

One of the most important challenges in society today is the confrontation with the distorted narratives of the history of the Islamic Revolution.

An interview with Ahmad Dehghan

War has always been bitter… 

From the age of 15 to 23, author Ahmad Dehghan fought in the war. His first book was called "Travel Towards 270 Degrees," and he has since written and published a ton of other outstanding books.

A review of the book “Salman Harati”

Intimate with the sun

With the goal of giving effective role models, Soore Mehr's book series "Mana Characters" deals with the lives of notable individuals who were professionals in the domains of science, culture, politics, and society in contemporary Iran.

Writer: Iranian young adults prefer scary stories

TEHRAN – Children’s book writer Ahmad Akbarpur has said that scary stories are Iranian young adults’ first choice.

An interview with Morteza Sarhangi

The cost of war would be determined by resistance literature

Concerning the current state of resistance literature and the increase in production, Morteza Sarhangi, the head of the Resistance's Office of Literature and Art, stated that after 40 years of war, we have only recently established ourselves in the field of resistance literature and that writers should be trained and introduced. 

Review of the book "The Essence of Patience"

Memories of a warrior lady

The stories that have been handed down to us from our country's recent history are mostly based on the memories of individuals who had a significant role in the events of those years. 

An interview with Mahdi Ajam about his book "Orange juice in Karbala 5 operation

Let’s keep the nurses' memories of the Covid

"Orange juice in Karbala 5 operation" is the first book by Mahdi Ajam that has been published by Soore Mehr and the first book about the memories of doctors and nurses during the Covid pandemic.