Mara to dar nazar avar Magmu'h-ye ash'ar-e Mahvash Sabet (Prison Poems by Mahvash Sabet)
978-84-617-2259-4
Book of poems by Mahvash Sabet -prisoner of conscience in Iran - written from prison. It consists of a CD recited and sung, with beautiful music that accompanies it.
€28.00
978-84-617-2259-4
Data sheet
- Autor
- Mahvash Sabet
- ISBN
- 978-84-617-2259-4
- Language
- Farsi
- Size
- 18x25 cms.
- Pages
- 280
- Cover´s type
- paperback
- Published By
- Nehal Foundation
The prison poems of Mahvash Sabet are collected in a beautiful book with the title: “Remember me”. The poems are in different styles and reveal subtle and deep feelings of the poetess. The forewords are written by Mahnaz Parakand and Shahpour Rassekh. The book has eight
chapters and contains a CD with seven poems selected written by Mahvash Sabet and arranged by young Iranian musicians.
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