White Rock · anthology appearance

Reading orientation

This appearance puts White Rock within a collective reading of Iranian literature. The contents move through several prose sections, placing Rabihavi in the third alongside Shahriyar Mandanipour, Farkhondeh Hajizadeh and other writers. That arrangement is useful context for approaching the anthology as a conversation among distinct voices. Source 2

The surviving contents establish inclusion and attribution, but they do not show the contribution’s translated passages. For a text-based orientation, the separately recorded Persian, German and exiled ink! appearances offer identifiable reading sources. Their wording and translation credits must not be silently transferred to this anthology. Source 2

Publication and language

White Rock appears in the contents of Strange Times, My Dear, the 2005 PEN anthology. This stable Archive address describes that anthology appearance. The March 1995 Index on Censorship article has its own record and DOI; the two publication events remain distinct. Source 1 · Source 3

Sources & credits

1. White Rock · anthology appearance · publication

   Strange Times, My Dear · contents record. 2005 anthology. English. By Ghazi Rabihavi. The contents record does not name this contribution’s translator.

2. White Rock · anthology appearance · reading evidence

   The English anthology contents place Rabihavi’s White Rock in Prose: Part Three, among contemporary Iranian writers. The website paragraphs are editorial orientation to this source.

3. Rabihavi · publisher biography

   University of Wisconsin Press biography accompanying Boys of Love records a contribution to the 2005 PEN anthology. The Library of Congress contents supply the White Rock title and placement. No contribution-level translator is inferred.