Story · Asar · Baran quarterly announcement
Baran 19–20 · a story appearance
An announcement of Baran’s combined nineteenth and twentieth issue names Rabihavi in its fiction section.
- Author
- Ghazi Rabihavi · named story contributor
- Publication
- Asar · Baran quarterly announcement
- Source date
- Publication date not stated in the announcement
- Published language
- Persian · publication announcement
- This page
- English publication guide
The announcement names four short-story writers but gives no individual story titles or page ranges. The backdated blog URL is not used as the publication year.
English editorial orientation to the named source. The literary text remains with its original publication.
Reading orientation
Asar’s announcement describes Baran’s combined issues 19 and 20 as published in Sweden, with a cover photograph by Mansour Nasiri. It names Rabihavi among four short-story contributors, alongside Bijan Bijari, Shokufeh Taqi and Vida Mashayekhi. Source 2
The announcement also lists separate poetry, history and public-address material. Those other contributions are not treated as Rabihavi’s writing. The individual title and page range of his story are absent, leaving the issue itself as the precise reading destination currently established. Source 2
Publication and language
No dependable publication year is printed for the announcement. Its backdated Blogger URL is an archive address rather than an issue date. The record preserves the named magazine appearance without inventing a chronology or presenting it as another solo book. Source 1
Sources & credits
- Baran 19–20 · a story appearance · publication
Asar · Baran quarterly announcement. Publication date not stated in the announcement. Persian · publication announcement. By Ghazi Rabihavi · named story contributor. The announcement names four short-story writers but gives no individual story titles or page ranges. The backdated blog URL is not used as the publication year.
- Baran 19–20 · a story appearance · reading evidence
An announcement of Baran’s combined nineteenth and twentieth issue names Rabihavi in its fiction section. The website paragraphs are editorial orientation to this source.