Yousef Alikhani
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Yousef Alikhani (born 1975) is an Iranian writer and journalist He was born in the village of Milak, near Roodbar and Alamut of Qazvin. He used to be in charge of the fiction page of the Jaam-e-Jam newspaper and Kish-e-Farda magazine. Together with Mohsen Banifatemeh, Alikhani is now publishing the web-based literary magazine, Ghabil. He is also a translator in the Arabic section of Jaam-e-Jam Online.
[edit] Published works:
- Ghadam Bekheir was my grandmother (short stories), Ofogh Publication, 2003
- Ibn Batuteh’s Life, Madraseh, 2004
- Aziz and Negar: Re-reading a love story, Qoqnoos Publication, 2002
- The Third Generation of Fiction Writing in Today’s Iran: Interviews with Writers, Markaz Publication, 2001
- Looking for Hassan Sabbah:, the Life story of the god of Alamut for Young Adults, (to be published by Qoqnoos Publication)
- The Stories of the People of Alamut and Roodbar, in collaboration with Afshin Naderi (to be published)
[edit] References
- weblog Youssef Alikhani (Persian) (English)
[edit] External links
- Ghabil magazine (Persian) (English)
- Alikhani on Ghabil.com (Persian) (English)
- Jaam-e-Jam Online (Persian)
- Alikhani,s Weblog (Persian)
