Books

The collection

Original works, named editions and collective volumes with a credited contribution by Ghazi Rabihavi.

1. Mon beau garçon

   Play · Work record · Not established · Publication not established

   Publication not established

   Marie Corcelle’s Fild article names a Rabihavi play under this French title. Her synopsis concerns a mother whose son faces pressure to change sex because he is homosexual. The article supplies a reported dramatic subject rather than an inspected script, publication record or completed production.

2. Incident at the Central Workshop

   Story collection · Original-language edition · Persian · Winter 1358 (1979–80)

   Baang’s career profile describes five stories about Abadan refinery workers. The collection places working lives at the beginning of Rabihavi’s published fiction. Iran Archive preserves a book record dated winter 1358; its date is kept in the original calendar rather than reduced to a single Gregorian year.

   Publisher: Damoon

3. Memoirs of a Soldier

   Story collection · Original-language edition · Persian · Autumn 1360 (Iranian calendar)

   Early war fiction that attends to a young soldier’s ordinary responses. Discussing the book, Rabihavi recalls a soldier who laughs and plays without understanding war. His censorship interview identifies it as a story collection; his later Aasoo conversation also places The Corpse within the book.

   Publisher: Qoqnus

4. Palm Tree and Gunpowder

   Story collection · Original-language edition · Persian · Summer 1359 (Iranian calendar)

   A collection rooted in the working lives of southern Iran. In his 2024 Aasoo conversation, Rabihavi identifies The Porter as one of its stories and recalls poor Arab villagers cycling at night with goods to sell. The surviving printed colophon places the collection with Damoon in summer 1359.

   Publisher: Damoon

5. Al-Nakhil wa-al-Barud

   Story collection · Translation · Arabic · 2022

   A collection rooted in the working lives of southern Iran. In his 2024 Aasoo conversation, Rabihavi identifies The Porter as one of its stories and recalls poor Arab villagers cycling at night with goods to sell. The surviving printed colophon places the collection with Damoon in summer 1359.

   Publisher: Ebjed

   ISBN: 9789922676272

   Translation: Hanaa Mah Tab

6. From This Place

   Story collection · Original-language edition · Persian · 1369 [1990]

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   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.

   Publisher: Mina

7. Gisu

   Novel · Original-language edition · Persian · [13]72 [1993]

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   Baang’s introduction follows a newly released political prisoner searching for self and love amid politics and violence. The catalogue carries early Iranian and later Bonn editions, while the author’s account of permission remains a separate chronology. Gisso is the Bonn edition’s German parallel title; that book is in Persian.

   Publisher: Q. Rabihavi

8. Gisu

   Novel · Original-language edition · Persian · 1398 [2019]

   Baang’s introduction follows a newly released political prisoner searching for self and love amid politics and violence. The catalogue carries early Iranian and later Bonn editions, while the author’s account of permission remains a separate chronology. Gisso is the Bonn edition’s German parallel title; that book is in Persian.

   Publisher: Mina

   ISBN: 9786005200294

9. Gisu

   Novel · Original-language edition · Persian · 2020

   Baang’s introduction follows a newly released political prisoner searching for self and love amid politics and violence. The catalogue carries early Iranian and later Bonn editions, while the author’s account of permission remains a separate chronology. Gisso is the Bonn edition’s German parallel title; that book is in Persian.

   Publisher: Goethe & Hafis

   ISBN: 9783940762825

10. Gisu

    Novel · Original-language edition · Persian · Publication year not stated

    Baang’s introduction follows a newly released political prisoner searching for self and love amid politics and violence. The catalogue carries early Iranian and later Bonn editions, while the author’s account of permission remains a separate chronology. Gisso is the Bonn edition’s German parallel title; that book is in Persian.

    Publisher: Pendaar

11. Maryam’s Smile

    Novel · Original-language edition · Persian · 1996 / 1997 (catalogue difference)

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    Rabihavi describes a novel unfolding from morning to night in a Tehran shelter for people displaced by war. The French publisher presents four alternating monologues following Ozra, Issah and Mariam. The edition ledger keeps the revised Persian books beside the French translation, without treating the fictional family as the author’s biography.

    Publisher: Afsane

    ISBN: 9789197292603

12. Maryam’s Smile

    Novel · Original-language edition · Persian · 2011

    Rabihavi describes a novel unfolding from morning to night in a Tehran shelter for people displaced by war. The French publisher presents four alternating monologues following Ozra, Issah and Mariam. The edition ledger keeps the revised Persian books beside the French translation, without treating the fictional family as the author’s biography.

    Publisher: Mardumak

    ISBN: 9781780830315

13. Maryam’s Smile

    Novel · Revised edition · Persian · 2020 / 2021 (alternative catalogue dates)

    Rabihavi describes a novel unfolding from morning to night in a Tehran shelter for people displaced by war. The French publisher presents four alternating monologues following Ozra, Issah and Mariam. The edition ledger keeps the revised Persian books beside the French translation, without treating the fictional family as the author’s biography.

    Publisher: Goethe & Hafis

    ISBN: 9783940762870

14. Le Sourire de Mariam

    Novel · Translation · French · 19 August 2022

    Rabihavi describes a novel unfolding from morning to night in a Tehran shelter for people displaced by war. The French publisher presents four alternating monologues following Ozra, Issah and Mariam. The edition ledger keeps the revised Persian books beside the French translation, without treating the fictional family as the author’s biography.

    Publisher: Serge Safran Éditeur

    ISBN: 9791097594749

    Translation: Christophe Balaÿ

15. Le Sourire de Mariam

    Novel · Electronic edition · French · 19 August 2022

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    Rabihavi describes a novel unfolding from morning to night in a Tehran shelter for people displaced by war. The French publisher presents four alternating monologues following Ozra, Issah and Mariam. The edition ledger keeps the revised Persian books beside the French translation, without treating the fictional family as the author’s biography.

    Publisher: Héliopoles – Fonds Serge Safran

    ISBN: 9791097594756

16. Maryam’s Smile

    Novel · Original-language edition · Persian · 1403 (2024–25)

    Rabihavi describes a novel unfolding from morning to night in a Tehran shelter for people displaced by war. The French publisher presents four alternating monologues following Ozra, Issah and Mariam. The edition ledger keeps the revised Persian books beside the French translation, without treating the fictional family as the author’s biography.

    Publisher: Naakojaa

17. Maryam’s Smile

    Novel · Original-language edition · Persian · Publication year not stated

    Rabihavi describes a novel unfolding from morning to night in a Tehran shelter for people displaced by war. The French publisher presents four alternating monologues following Ozra, Issah and Mariam. The edition ledger keeps the revised Persian books beside the French translation, without treating the fictional family as the author’s biography.

    Publisher: Pendaar

18. Boys of Love

    Novel · Electronic edition · Persian · April 2010

    The publisher introduces Jamil, a landowner’s heir, and Naji, who sells hay, meeting at a wedding. They leave their village looking for a place where their relationship can endure through revolution and war. Rabihavi dates the novel’s composition to 2007; its first electronic appearance, later Persian printing and translated editions have distinct records.

    Publisher: BaghDarBagh

19. Boys of Love

    Novel · Original-language edition · Persian · 2011

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    The publisher introduces Jamil, a landowner’s heir, and Naji, who sells hay, meeting at a wedding. They leave their village looking for a place where their relationship can endure through revolution and war. Rabihavi dates the novel’s composition to 2007; its first electronic appearance, later Persian printing and translated editions have distinct records.

    Publisher: Gardoun

    ISBN: 9783938406564

20. Boys of Love

    Novel · Original-language edition · Persian · [2011]

    The publisher introduces Jamil, a landowner’s heir, and Naji, who sells hay, meeting at a wedding. They leave their village looking for a place where their relationship can endure through revolution and war. Rabihavi dates the novel’s composition to 2007; its first electronic appearance, later Persian printing and translated editions have distinct records.

    Publisher: Gardoon Verlag

    ISBN: 9781780830377

21. Boys of Love

    Novel · Catalogue record · Not established · 2019 · library catalogue record

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    The publisher introduces Jamil, a landowner’s heir, and Naji, who sells hay, meeting at a wedding. They leave their village looking for a place where their relationship can endure through revolution and war. Rabihavi dates the novel’s composition to 2007; its first electronic appearance, later Persian printing and translated editions have distinct records.

    Publisher: Pendaar Publications

    ISBN: 9781912647026

22. Boys of Love

    Novel · Original-language edition · Persian · Winter 1400 / 2022

    The publisher introduces Jamil, a landowner’s heir, and Naji, who sells hay, meeting at a wedding. They leave their village looking for a place where their relationship can endure through revolution and war. Rabihavi dates the novel’s composition to 2007; its first electronic appearance, later Persian printing and translated editions have distinct records.

    Publisher: Mehri Publication

    ISBN: 9781915029263

    Editor: Sara Tehrani

23. Boys of Love

    Novel · Original-language edition · Persian · 1404 [2025]

    The publisher introduces Jamil, a landowner’s heir, and Naji, who sells hay, meeting at a wedding. They leave their village looking for a place where their relationship can endure through revolution and war. Rabihavi dates the novel’s composition to 2007; its first electronic appearance, later Persian printing and translated editions have distinct records.

    Publisher: Pendaar

    ISBN: 9781912647194

24. Les Garçons de l’amour

    Novel · Translation · French · 20 August 2020

    The publisher introduces Jamil, a landowner’s heir, and Naji, who sells hay, meeting at a wedding. They leave their village looking for a place where their relationship can endure through revolution and war. Rabihavi dates the novel’s composition to 2007; its first electronic appearance, later Persian printing and translated editions have distinct records.

    Publisher: Serge Safran Éditeur

    ISBN: 9791097594978

    Translation: Christophe Balaÿ

25. Les Garçons de l’amour

    Novel · Electronic edition · French · 20 August 2020

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    The publisher introduces Jamil, a landowner’s heir, and Naji, who sells hay, meeting at a wedding. They leave their village looking for a place where their relationship can endure through revolution and war. Rabihavi dates the novel’s composition to 2007; its first electronic appearance, later Persian printing and translated editions have distinct records.

    Publisher: Héliopoles – Fonds Serge Safran

    ISBN: 9791097594916

26. Les Garçons de l’amour

    Novel · Translation · French · 8 June 2022

    The publisher introduces Jamil, a landowner’s heir, and Naji, who sells hay, meeting at a wedding. They leave their village looking for a place where their relationship can endure through revolution and war. Rabihavi dates the novel’s composition to 2007; its first electronic appearance, later Persian printing and translated editions have distinct records.

    Publisher: Le Livre de Poche

    ISBN: 9782253106555

    Translation: Christophe Balaÿ

27. Söhne der Liebe

    Novel · Translation · German · 2022 · first edition

    The publisher introduces Jamil, a landowner’s heir, and Naji, who sells hay, meeting at a wedding. They leave their village looking for a place where their relationship can endure through revolution and war. Rabihavi dates the novel’s composition to 2007; its first electronic appearance, later Persian printing and translated editions have distinct records.

    Publisher: Sujet Verlag

    ISBN: 9783962021016

    Translation: Gorji Marzban · Thomas Geldner

28. Söhne der Liebe

    Novel · Translation · German · Spring 2023 · second edition

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    The publisher introduces Jamil, a landowner’s heir, and Naji, who sells hay, meeting at a wedding. They leave their village looking for a place where their relationship can endure through revolution and war. Rabihavi dates the novel’s composition to 2007; its first electronic appearance, later Persian printing and translated editions have distinct records.

    Publisher: Sujet Verlag

    ISBN: 9783962021016

    Translation: Gorji Marzban · Thomas Geldner

29. Söhne der Liebe

    Novel · Electronic edition · German · 2022

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    The publisher introduces Jamil, a landowner’s heir, and Naji, who sells hay, meeting at a wedding. They leave their village looking for a place where their relationship can endure through revolution and war. Rabihavi dates the novel’s composition to 2007; its first electronic appearance, later Persian printing and translated editions have distinct records.

    Publisher: Sujet Verlag

    ISBN: 9783962026288

    Translation: Gorji Marzban · Thomas Geldner

30. Boys of Love

    Novel · Translation · English · July 2024

    The publisher introduces Jamil, a landowner’s heir, and Naji, who sells hay, meeting at a wedding. They leave their village looking for a place where their relationship can endure through revolution and war. Rabihavi dates the novel’s composition to 2007; its first electronic appearance, later Persian printing and translated editions have distinct records.

    Publisher: University of Wisconsin Press

    ISBN: 9780299349042

    Translation: Poupeh Missaghi

31. Boys of Love

    Novel · Electronic edition · English · July 2024

    The publisher introduces Jamil, a landowner’s heir, and Naji, who sells hay, meeting at a wedding. They leave their village looking for a place where their relationship can endure through revolution and war. Rabihavi dates the novel’s composition to 2007; its first electronic appearance, later Persian printing and translated editions have distinct records.

    Publisher: University of Wisconsin Press

    ISBN: 9780299349080

    Translation: Poupeh Missaghi

32. Daniel and His Father

    Novel · Original-language edition · Persian · 2022

    A novel concerned with difficult father–son relationships. In his 2023 interview, Rabihavi resists a single reassuring pattern for those relationships and discusses characters whose conduct leaves questions open. Harvard and DNB identify a Persian 2022 Bonn edition; its German parallel title is part of that record.

    Publisher: Goethe & Hafis

    ISBN: 9783949715211

33. The Tragedy of a Monarchy

    Play · Original-language edition · Persian · 2022

    A play in two acts, with a Persian publication record from Goethe & Hafis. Discussing the work in 2023, Rabihavi describes his intention to examine both good and bad aspects of the previous monarchy and ask why it failed. That account is the playwright’s interpretation; the edition record supplies no production history.

    Publisher: Goethe & Hafis

    ISBN: 9783949715167

34. The Tragedy of a Monarchy

    Play · Listed printing · Persian · February 2024 · retailer states second printing

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    A play in two acts, with a Persian publication record from Goethe & Hafis. Discussing the work in 2023, Rabihavi describes his intention to examine both good and bad aspects of the previous monarchy and ask why it failed. That account is the playwright’s interpretation; the edition record supplies no production history.

    Publisher: Pendaar

35. Iranian Four Seasons

    Story collection · Original-language edition · Persian · 1374 [1995 or 1996]

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    A Persian short-story collection with a long route to publication. Rabihavi recalls that permission was refused and only a few stories appeared in periodicals. Harvard records a first-edition-labelled Nidā book in 1374, with an uncertain London imprint and the English cover title Iranian Four Seasons. A later Italian book shares the title; its contents relationship has not been established.

    Publisher: Nidā

36. The Iranian Four Seasons

    Story collection · Catalogue record · Not established · 2019 · library catalogue record

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    A Persian short-story collection with a long route to publication. Rabihavi recalls that permission was refused and only a few stories appeared in periodicals. Harvard records a first-edition-labelled Nidā book in 1374, with an uncertain London imprint and the English cover title Iranian Four Seasons. A later Italian book shares the title; its contents relationship has not been established.

    Publisher: Pendaar Publications

    ISBN: 9781912647071

37. Iranian Four Seasons

    Story collection · Original-language edition · Persian · 2023

    A Persian short-story collection with a long route to publication. Rabihavi recalls that permission was refused and only a few stories appeared in periodicals. Harvard records a first-edition-labelled Nidā book in 1374, with an uncertain London imprint and the English cover title Iranian Four Seasons. A later Italian book shares the title; its contents relationship has not been established.

    Publisher: Goethe & Hafis

    ISBN: 9783949715310

38. Iranian Four Seasons

    Story collection · Original-language edition · Persian · Publication year not stated

    A Persian short-story collection with a long route to publication. Rabihavi recalls that permission was refused and only a few stories appeared in periodicals. Harvard records a first-edition-labelled Nidā book in 1374, with an uncertain London imprint and the English cover title Iranian Four Seasons. A later Italian book shares the title; its contents relationship has not been established.

    Publisher: Pendaar

39. Iranian Four Seasons

    Story collection · Listed printing · Persian · 2024 · retailer states second printing

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    A Persian short-story collection with a long route to publication. Rabihavi recalls that permission was refused and only a few stories appeared in periodicals. Harvard records a first-edition-labelled Nidā book in 1374, with an uncertain London imprint and the English cover title Iranian Four Seasons. A later Italian book shares the title; its contents relationship has not been established.

    Publisher: Pendaar

40. A Ballad of Love

    Book · Original-language edition · Persian · Autumn 1371 [1992]

    Princeton records this book with Mina in Tehran in 1371 [1992]. In his Aasoo conversation, Rabihavi discusses a woman in love who is sent to a victim’s family after her cousin kills someone. He describes the treatment of a woman as payment; that author discussion supplies context without settling the book’s precise bibliographic subtype.

    Publisher: Mina

41. A Ballad of Love

    Book · Original-language edition · Persian · Publication year not stated

    Princeton records this book with Mina in Tehran in 1371 [1992]. In his Aasoo conversation, Rabihavi discusses a woman in love who is sent to a victim’s family after her cousin kills someone. He describes the treatment of a woman as payment; that author discussion supplies context without settling the book’s precise bibliographic subtype.

    Publisher: Pendaar

42. Wet Journey

    Novel · Original-language edition · Persian · Summer 2012

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    The retained BaghDarBagh publisher archive identifies this Persian work as a novel and records a first edition in Stockholm in summer 2012. Its July publisher post provides the title, form and edition context. The English title here is a finding aid for that Persian record.

    Publisher: BaghDarBagh

43. Mordad, at the Foot of the Kilns of the South

    Book · Original-language edition · Persian · Autumn 1358 (Iranian calendar)

    The book is connected to reporting on children working at the brick kilns around Abadan. In his 2024 Aasoo conversation, Rabihavi recalls working with photographer Manouchehr Deghati in 1358 and writing the story at the same time. His testimony gives the work a context without making its fictional child an identified reporting subject.

    Publisher: Yashar

44. When the Smoke of War Was Seen in the Sky

    Book · Original-language edition · Persian · Autumn 1359 (Iranian calendar)

    A story of the opening war years. The inspected Yashar text introduces Naji as fourteen, although his slight build makes him look younger. He searches for his brother at the front and returns to a village damaged by bombing. In the later Aasoo conversation, Rabihavi recalls the book’s publication, reprints and early readership, while describing his intention to write what he had witnessed.

    Publisher: Yashar

45. Le quattro stagioni iraniane

    Story collection · Translation · Italian · 2024

    An Italian edition by Ghazi Rabihavi, published by Musicaos Editore in 2024. Edited and translated from English by Benedetta Pati.

    Publisher: Musicaos Editore

    ISBN: 9791280202697

    Editor: Benedetta Pati

    Translation: Benedetta Pati

    Italian 2024 book, edited and translated from English by Benedetta Pati, ISBN 9791280202697; distribution from 10 May. The publisher describes its stories but does not identify the Nidā edition as its source or establish identical contents. This is a related same-title book; complete contents equivalence with the Persian editions has not been established.

46. Khodkameh Story Miscellany 1

    Anthology · Anthology contribution · Persian · Spring 1404 · first printing

    Supervised by Mohammad Hayati and Hamed Hayati · story by Ghazi Rabihavi

    Ghazi’s contribution: David · printed pages 21–23

    The first Khodkameh story miscellany brings together fifteen contributions by Iranian and international writers. Its original contents identify Rabihavi’s David on pages 21–23.

    Publisher: Khodkameh

    Editor: Mohammad Hayati and Hamed Hayati · supervision

    Date and publication credits come from the inspected original imprint, with the Iranian calendar retained. The Gregorian year is used for sorting. David occupies printed pages 21–23, retains the author’s Tehran 1372 dateline, and is a contribution to a collective volume. No ISBN, place or new composition date is inferred. The complete volume remains with its originating provider.

47. The Southern Window

    Anthology · Anthology contribution · Persian · 1398/03/13 · retailer-listed first printing

    Compiled by Kourosh Asadi and Gholamreza Rezaei · contribution by Ghazi Rabihavi

    Ghazi’s contribution: Sorsoreh · Slide (retained contents reference)

    A collective volume of 48 Khuzestan writers’ stories, accompanied by criticism from Kourosh Asadi and Gholamreza Rezaei. Nimaj’s announcement explicitly names Rabihavi among its contributors.

    Publisher: Nimaj

    ISBN: 9786003674547

    Editor: Kourosh Asadi and Gholamreza Rezaei · compilers and critics

    The publisher’s announcement names Rabihavi, while the retained secondary contents reference supplies Sorsoreh (Slide). The original contents, contribution and colophon have not been inspected. The retailer’s 1398/03/13 printing date and the 2019 announcement are attributed to their respective sources; the original colophon has not verified that day. No equivalence to the archived Slide fragment is inferred. The publisher-announcement image preserves its original white mounting.

48. Um Bom Escritor É Um Escritor Morto

    Anthology · Anthology contribution · Portuguese · October 2009 · retailer listing

    Edited by Nahid Mozaffari · contribution by Ghazi Rabihavi

    Ghazi’s contribution: Rabihavi’s censorship narrative · individual title not established

    A Portuguese anthology edited by Nahid Mozaffari, with Rabihavi among its postrevolutionary writers. A contemporary review discusses his censorship narrative and distinguishes this fiction selection from the broader English anthology.

    Publisher: Vega · named Nova Vega in the review

    ISBN: 9789726998914

    Editor: Nahid Mozaffari

    Translation: Luís Oliveira Santos · translation · Manuel Abrantes · translation revision

    The 2010 review credits both men in its bibliographic header, then differentiates their translation and revision roles. ISBN and October date come from the retailer, not an inspected imprint. The review discusses an attributed Rabihavi narrative on page 58 and in the introduction, pages 14–15; it does not settle the individual story’s title. Its separate mention of Pedra Branca is not assigned to Rabihavi without the contents page.

49. Marthiyat al-Hawa

    Anthology · Anthology contribution · Arabic · 19 June 2020 · retailer listing

    Compiled and translated by Hossein Tarafi Alavi · contribution by Ghazi Rabihavi

    Ghazi’s contribution: An unnamed story in the antiwar first section

    An Arabic anthology compiled and translated by Hossein Tarafi Alavi, published by Shahryar in Basra. Rabihavi contributes to its antiwar first section; a second section concerns contemporary life.

    Publisher: Shahryar

    ISBN: 9789922617145

    Editor: Hossein Tarafi Alavi

    Translation: Hossein Tarafi Alavi

    The compiler’s interview establishes Rabihavi’s contribution, but not its individual story title or page range. The dated first-edition, ISBN and format fields are matching Neelwafurat retailer metadata; an original colophon has not been inspected. No identity with another Arabic translation is inferred.

50. Tavlan

    Anthology · Anthology contribution · Swedish · 2020

    Edited by Forogh Hashabeiky · story by Ghazi Rabihavi

    Ghazi’s contribution: Hålan · pages 21–29

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    A Swedish anthology of thirteen postrevolutionary Persian stories, edited by Forogh Hashabeiky. Rabihavi contributes Hålan in Hashabeiky’s translation, on pages 21–29.

    Publisher: Acta Universitatis Upsaliensis · Uppsala University

    ISBN: 9789151307510

    Editor: Forogh Hashabeiky

    Translation: Forogh Hashabeiky · Hålan

    Studia Iranica Upsaliensia 37. The story bibliography identifies Hofre in From This Place, Mina, 1990. The original jacket has not been identified; the series half-title and title page are not substituted for a cover.

51. Strange Times, My Dear

    Anthology · Anthology contribution · English · 2005 · first edition

    Edited by Nahid Mozaffari · contribution by Ghazi Rabihavi

    Ghazi’s contribution: White Rock · Prose: Part Three

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    A collective English-language volume of Iranian prose and poetry, edited by Nahid Mozaffari, with Ahmad Karimi Hakkak as poetry editor. Institutional contents identify Rabihavi’s White Rock in Prose: Part Three.

    Publisher: Arcade Publishing

    ISBN: 9781559707657

    Editor: Nahid Mozaffari · poetry editor Ahmad Karimi Hakkak

    The catalogue gives xxvi, 468 pages and ISBN-10 1559707658. The contribution’s translator and page range are not established. Its text is not assumed identical to the separate Index on Censorship or exiled ink! appearances.

52. Eight Stories by New Iranian Writers

    Anthology · Anthology contribution · Persian · Original publication date not established

    Eight contributing writers · introduction by Houshang Golshiri

    Ghazi’s contribution: Hofreh · The Hollow

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    A collective Persian volume by eight writers, with an introduction by Houshang Golshiri. Contributor Naser Zeraati identifies Rabihavi’s Hofreh, catalogued here as The Hollow, among its stories.

    The electronic listing names Ali Mohammad Esfandiar, Ghazi Rabihavi, Naser Zeraati, Akbar Sarduzami, Samad Taheri, Mohammad Reza Safdari, Asghar Abdollahi and Mohammad Mohammad Ali. Original publisher, year, ISBN and exact jacket are unestablished. The 2025 electronic upload is separate from the original printing. This collective anthology is not identified with the undated underground Eight Short Stories reference.