Publication · Khodkameh
Khodkameh Story Miscellany 1
English finding title for Jong-e Dastan-e Khodkameh (1); no English edition is implied.
The first Khodkameh miscellany places Rabihavi’s David among fifteen Iranian and international contributions.
- Author
- Mohammad Hayati and Hamed Hayati · supervision
- Publication
- Khodkameh
- Source date
- Spring 1404 · first printing
- Published language
- Persian
- This page
- English publication guide
Collective volume; David is credited to Ghazi Rabihavi.
Original English publication guide based on the inspected title page, imprint, contents and complete David contribution. The full volume remains with its originating provider.
A collective volume
Jong-e Dastan-e Khodkameh (1) brings together fifteen literary contributions. The contents begin with Nassim Khaksar and Naser Taqvai, followed by David under Rabihavi’s name. Later contributions include stories by Iranian writers and Persian translations of Charles Bukowski, Maria Fernanda Ampuero, Max Frisch and Junot Díaz. Rabihavi is one contributor to this shared book. Source 1
The original imprint carries the Khodkameh name and logo, names Mohammad Hayati and Hamed Hayati as supervisors, and records Spring 1404 and first printing 1404. The Iranian calendar is retained here. The supplied PDF contains 166 pages; its imprint supplies neither an ISBN nor a place of publication. Source 1
David in the miscellany
The contents identify David on printed page 21. The complete contribution occupies printed pages 21–23, corresponding to PDF pages 22–24. Its censoring official speaks to a superior about the human body, modern art and the prevention of creation, then returns to the forbidden images himself. The final discovery that his listener is asleep is present in this appearance. Source 1
Tehran 1372 remains at the story’s end. This composition marker predates the anthology and is kept separate from its printing date. The earlier Baang publication supplies the author’s recollection of Mansour Koushan and Takapu; the present volume documents a later collective setting for the named story. Source 1 · Source 2
Sources & credits
- Khodkameh Story Miscellany 1 · original imprint, contents and David
The provider’s free-download form supplied the inspected 166-page PDF. Imprint PDF page 5: Khodkameh, supervised by Mohammad Hayati and Hamed Hayati, Spring 1404, first printing 1404. Contents PDF page 6: David by Ghazi Rabihavi. Complete story printed pages 21–23 / PDF pages 22–24; composition dateline Tehran 1372 at its end. No ISBN or place is printed on the inspected imprint. The volume and cover are kept with the originating provider; the website supplies an original English publication orientation.
- David · Persian story · extended reading evidence
Baang, 22 July 2022. Original source 311: authored publication recollection 77; complete satire79–109; Tehran 1372 dateline 111. The claim about Takapu’s final issue is attributed to the author’s recollection rather than treated as independently established causation. The website sections are original English editorial orientations; literary passages are not reproduced.