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Ari Siletz
by Ari Siletz
17-Feb-2012
 

شهرنوش پارسی‌ پور، نویسنده محبوب ادبیات معاصر فارسی، هنوز سی‌ سالش نشده بود که برای اولین بار به زندان افتاد. در آن سال نظام سلطنتی خسرو گلسرخی را اعدام کرده بود و پارسی‌ پور در اعتراض به این اعدام‌ها و دستگیری‌ها از شغل خود در تلویزیون ملی‌ استعفا داد. آقای رضا قطبی که در آن زمان رییس رادیو تلویزیون بود او‌را نصیحت می‌کند که استعفا از طرف کارمندی که کارش فقط تهیه برنامه زنان روستایی است جز بازداشت شدن نتیجه‌ای نخواهد داشت. پارسی‌ پور به گوش نمی‌گیرد و میگوید نه کمونیست و نه عضو سازمان مخالف سلطنت دیگری، فقط نسبت به دستگیری‌ها و اعدام‌های بی‌ رویه نظر خوشی‌ ندارد. به این دلیل ساواک نویسنده جوان را ۵۴ روز به زندان میاندازد.

پس از انقلاب، نویسنده سه بار دیگر به زندان می‌افتد که طولانی‌‌ترین آن به مدت چهار سال و هفت ماه و هفت روز بود. چرا و چطور آن را در زندگی‌ نامه مختصر پارسی‌ پور را در این مقاله بی‌ بی‌ سی‌ بخوانید. بطور خلاصه، پارسی‌ پور روحیه سر کشی‌ دارد و افکار مستقلش جایی‌ نمیگذارد که طرفدار سازمانی شود و یا حرف زور بپذیرد. حالا هر کاری خواستند بکنند!

ویدئو بالا :خانم ملینا.


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But can only respect her for what I have heard here and what she stands for.

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Thank you Ari jaan, for this timely reminder. It's a shame that we Iranians either don't know of our cultural gems and resources while they're alive and celeberate their lives only when they're no longer amongst us.

When I was a kid, her novel "The Dog and the Long Winter" was banned (for the stupidest reasons, as was the MO during Ary Az Mehr's time) hence it became very popular amongst us, so I read it, but due to my age, didn't understood the narrative at all!

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Shirin Neshat has turned one of her novels into a movie. Her works has been translated to more than fourteen languages. Below are some more info on her.

//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shahrnush_Parsipur

//www.shahrnushparsipur.com/

And a hearty Happy Birth Day to Ms.Parsipour

//www.youtube.com/watch?v=tQNPQt4gkCM

 

 


iraj khan

Happy Birthday to Ms Parsipour

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I read BBC's interview with her,  

had no idea she had gone through so much for her beleifs. 

I need to go back and read some of her stories again, thanks for posting it here.

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آشنائی با شما نداریم اما عاشقِ جشنهایِ تولد هستیم و خوردنِ کیک و بزن و بکوب ...

روزِ میلادتان فرخنده باشد.

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Happy Birth Day Ms Parsipoor

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I wish you, peace and serenity and  more succes in your career.

Please accept my utmost respect for you and your works.


Azadeh Azad

Happy Birthday, beloved Shahrnoush

by Azadeh Azad on

I love your works and your undomesticated mind. I also like your stubbornness :-).  HAPPY BIRTHDAY!

I have been once at your house in Tehran with a gang of friends in the mid 1990's and conversed with you, but you probably don't remember it.

You were surprised that I had returned to Iran after 25 years abroad, and I suggested to you to start a "creative writing group" and you diplomatically said, "What a good idea!" :-). Do you remember now? :-) You probably later thought, "What a dangerous idea! Doesn't this woman know that Basijis would pour into my house after a while, arresting everyone for endangering "National Security"??

Hugs,

Azadeh

//www.youtube.com/watch?v=s5zS5QEUnQY

Ps. Thanks, Ari, for this blog.