Story collection · The work and its editions

From This Place

Az in Makan · Az īn makān

English title used as a finding aid for the Persian work.

The work

Original language: Persian

Short fiction about displacement and precarious relationships around temporary wartime shelters. In the Aasoo conversation, Rabihavi discusses The Wound and The Flowerpot alongside people and places he knew in Tehran. The Mina edition below is a catalogue record; the author’s accounts of earlier refusals belong to a separate publication history.

Source 15 · Source 21 · Source 44

A chapter in the biography · A chapter in the biography

The publication story

  1. 1369 [1990] · Named edition

    Mina, Tehran, in the institutional catalogue records. Rabihavi separately describes war stories reaching periodicals while proposed collections were refused.

    Source 21 · Source 44 · Source 15

Editions and credits

From This Place

English title used as a finding aid for the Persian work.

Language
Persian
Publication
1369 [1990]
Publisher
Mina
Place
Tehran
Format
Print

Princeton supplies the dual-calendar imprint; Open Library’s Columbia MARC import identifies a Persian short-story collection and labels this edition Chāp-i 1. The label is retained as catalogue evidence, rather than a definitive reconstruction of the work’s first appearance.

Source 21 · Source 44

Sources

  1. Literature and war · Maryam Foumani · Aasoo

    Author interview · Published 28 July 2023, following a conversation in summer 2022. The author discusses early war books, displacement, Maryam and Boys of Love. Recollections are distinguished from edition imprints.

  2. From This Place · Open Library edition record

    Library catalogue · A Columbia MARC import records Persian short stories, Mina, Tehran, 1990 and a first-edition label. This is a named catalogue edition, not independent proof of every earlier publication claim.

  3. From This Place · Princeton Library

    Library catalogue · The original institutional response records Tehran, Mina, 1369 [1990]. Multiple holdings for the same title and imprint are not counted as extra works or editions.