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“Shirin was sitting behind Barzoo on my back, and said, “Brother!”
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“Chiya Parvizpur) The following is from Jiyar Jahan Fard's The Shadeless Border .”
“It wanted to leave Khanaqin as quick as possible and cross to Iran.”
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“Jahan Fard is a Kurdish writer and activist from Kermanshah who writes in Kalhori Kurdish.”
“I still remember the words of Aunt Zmroot, who kissed Shirin’s forehead and said, “May Dawu take good care of you.”
“It tried to move, but it staggered and fell.”
“I carried loads and goods towards the Bamoo mountains for the Peshmerga.”
“He is a member of PEN and lives in Munich as a Writer-in-Exile fellow from 2018 to 2021.”
“His works include several collections of short stories and novels.”
“His work has been published by Transnational London Press, Whisper House Press, Henar Press, and Common Notions.”
“Looking at itself, it noticed a gaping wound on one of its legs; steam was rising from the torn flesh and exposed bones.”
“About a week passed in this fashion, and the wound on its leg was healing.”
“Despite the pain, it tried to nibble from the grass and plants nearby.”
“For a few days, the horse fed on the same plants and grass and drank from the rainwater collected in a puddle nearby.”