Publication · Nimaj · collective fiction and criticism
The Southern Window
English finding-aid title for Daricheh-ye Jonubi; no English edition is implied.
A history of short fiction in Khuzestan, bringing 48 writers’ stories together with criticism by Asadi and Rezaei.
- Author
- Kourosh Asadi and Gholamreza Rezaei · compilers and critics
- Publication
- Nimaj · collective fiction and criticism
- Source date
- 1398 (Iranian calendar) · listed first printing
- Published language
- Persian
- This page
- English publication guide
Ghazi Rabihavi is a contributing story writer. The volume is not a sole-authored Rabihavi book.
Publisher announcement, attributed retained contents reference and matching printing listing. No collective volume, contribution text or criticism is reproduced.
Fiction with a critical history
Nimaj’s announcement, reproduced by Honaronline in Mordad 1398, names Rabihavi among the 48 story contributors to Daricheh-ye Jonubi. Kourosh Asadi and Gholamreza Rezaei assembled the volume and discuss the stories in turn. Its introductory history considers the development of Iranian short fiction and the place of Khuzestan within it. Source 1
Their introduction also questions the usefulness of assigning stories to a regional school too quickly. The collective setting offers a way to read Rabihavi beside other writers of the south, while attending to the differences between their works. Source 1
The contribution and the listed printing
The retained contents reference names Rabihavi’s Sorsoreh, indexed here as Slide. The original book’s contents page and complete contribution have not been inspected, so a textual match with the separately archived Slide fragment is not asserted. Source 2
The contents reference gives Nimaj, Tehran and first printing 1398. A retailer likewise lists first printing, a printing date of 1398/03/13 in the Iranian calendar, 708 pages, paperback and ISBN 9786003674547. These listing fields remain separate from an inspected original colophon. The dated announcement independently establishes circulation in 2019. Source 2 · Source 3 · Source 1
Sources & credits
- Honaronline · Nimaj’s Southern Window announcement
News item explicitly reproducing Nimaj’s public-relations announcement, 2 Mordad 1398. Names Kourosh Asadi and Gholamreza Rezaei as the volume’s compilers and critics, and Rabihavi among 48 short-story contributors. It names no individual Rabihavi story or page range.
- The Southern Window · retained contents reference
Retained original workspace source 272, a wiki mirror, names Sorsoreh beside Ghazi Rabihavi in its contents list. Gives Nimaj, Tehran, first printing 1398 and ISBN 9786003674547. This is an attributed contents reference, not an inspected original contents page or proof of equivalence with the archived fragment.
- Mahdroo · The Southern Window printing record
Retailer record identifies Kourosh Asadi and Gholamreza Rezaei, Nimaj, first printing 1398, printing date 1398/03/13 (Iranian calendar), 708 pages, paperback and ISBN 9786003674547. These are attributed listing fields; the original colophon has not been acquired. Its generic image placeholder is excluded as a cover source.