Juroku no Kotoba (Sixteen Words) / Naver Ebrahimi / Sake Donation 1

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Foreign Literature
[Contents introduction]
This is the leading edge of world literature in the 21st century. It is written by the leader of German-speaking immigrant literature. It is finally translated into Japanese. It is a notable novel that has won three literary awards.
The main character is Mohner, a German-born and German-raised woman. The story of her heart is very beautifully depicted. During her trip, Mohner and her mother returned to Iran to attend her grandmother's funeral. She recalls her dead grandmother, of course. She also remembers her old German friend who was close to her. My father defected from Iran to Germany and finally died in despair. It reminds me of the significance of living between Islamic culture and German culture without losing sight of her. They are people whom I met while living in Iran for a while in my 20 s. Before long, the shocking facts related to her birth are revealed.
"There are other languages in which Persian is in a difficult position. There are also other languages. They are your mother tongue. I have never succeeded in defending myself from them. There are even more languages than 『. It is your mother tongue. I think it is your language. I have never succeeded in defending myself from them. There are many more languages than 』. I Oil Company
11 Barber Abh Dard, Dad gave me water
12 ナルムコナンデ conditioner
13 ジュージェ chick
14 Chahar Lahf Four Hondo
15 dollars - G lie
16 Azadi free
translator postscript
Born in Tehran in 1978. Moved to Germany with his mother the following year. Studied at the School of Journalists in Cologne. Studied economics at the University of Cologne before working as a German journalist. Received the Austrian Book Award for New Writer, the Morgenstern Award for Literature and the Cologne City Book Award for his first book. 1978 2021 Molde Airport ガリーベドゥースト シェルキャテ ゴヒー エザーフェ Bachmann