Iranian translator describes working on Mo Yan’s two stories

IBNA- An Iranian French into Persian translator Asghar Nouri elaborated on translating Nobel laureate Mo Yan’s work, ‘Le Veau suivi de Le Coureur de fond’(‘Calf’ and ‘The Distance Runner’) which contains two long stories.

Sahyegan’s ‘Five Realms of Being’ to be published

IBNA- ‘Five Realms of Being’, a new book by the prominent Iranian philosopher and writer Dariush Sahyegan which features his views about five legendary Persian mystics, thinkers and poets will be published.

The 10th edition of Dowlatabadi’s three-volume novel released

IBNA- The 10th edition of ‘Passed Times of the Elderly’ a three-volume novel by the leading Iranian writer Mahmoud Dowlatabadi was published by Nashr-e Cheshmeh Publication Institute.

California Assembly Committee passes Genocide Education Bill

On Friday May 23, the California State Assembly Appropriations Committee unanimously passed AB 1915, requiring the inclusion of the Armenian Genocide in the list of studied subject areas for the adopted courses of study in Social Science for 7-12, reported the Armenian National Committee of America Western Region (ANCA WR).

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