Sulṭānʹzādah, Muḥammad Āṣif, 1964 or 1965-
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- Avoir 20 ans à Kaboul, 2003:t.p. (Assef Soltanzadeh) back flap (b. 1964 in Kaboul; studied at lycée français; in 1985 moved to Pakistan, then Iran; author of short stories and plays; currently lives in Denmark)
- Dūzakh-i ʻadan, 2009:v. 1, t.p. (محمد آصف سلطانزاده = Muḥammad Āṣif Sulṭānʹzādah) p. 4 of cover (Asef Soltanzadeh [in rom.])
- Īnak Dānmārk, 1383 [2004 or 2005]:t.p. (Muḥammad Āṣif Sulṭānʹzādah) Iranian CIP (1343- [1964 or 5- ])
- Sohrab's wars, counter-discourses of contemporary Persian fiction, 2008:ECIP data (Mohammad Asef Soltanzadeh)
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Wikipedia description:
Mohammad Asef Soltanzadeh (Dari Persian: محمد آصف سلطانزاده) is a writer specialising in prose and drama, primarily in Dari Persian. He was born in Kabul, Afghanistan, in 1964 and moved to Pakistan. Then in 1985, he moved to Iran and then in 2002, he moved to Denmark. Discovered by the Iranian writer and critic Hushang Golshiri, he has published his short stories in various literary journals. When his book Dar Goriz Gom Mishawim (English: We Disappear in Flight) was published in Tehran in 2000, he became famous among experts of literature in the Persian language (one of the literary languages of Afghanistan). The volume includes 8 stories. In Iran a second volume of his short stories is being published." His two collections of short stories, We Disappear in Flight and The Deserter won the prestigious Golshiri Award in Iran in 2001. Soltanzadeh's short story Dotai pashe (A Pair of Clubs) from We Disappear in Flight has been translated from Dari Persian into Polish by Ivonna Nowicka.
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