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Boys of Love
A novel about love between men amid Iran’s changing historical conditions. Published in English in 2024 by University of Wisconsin Press, with translation by Poupeh Missaghi.
Publication or performance sourceLe quattro stagioni iraniane
An Italian edition by Ghazi Rabihavi, published by Musicaos Editore in 2024. Edited and translated from English by Benedetta Pati.
Publication or performance sourceStoning
A theatre work by Ghazi Rabihavi, presented at Golden Thread’s ReOrient 2001 festival and directed by Hal Gelb. The programme credits translation to Ana Bayat, Hal Gelb, and Lucy Williamson.
Publication or performance sourceLes Garçons de l’amour
The French edition of the novel published in English as Boys of Love. Serge Safran Éditeur published this translation from Persian by Christophe Balaÿ in 2020.
Publication or performance sourceLe Sourire de Mariam
A novel presented through four alternating monologues. Serge Safran’s account follows Ozra, Issah and their daughter Mariam through displacement, intimacy and the aftermath of war. Christophe Balaÿ translated the French edition from Persian.
Publication or performance sourceSöhne der Liebe
The German edition of the novel published in English as Boys of Love. Sujet Verlag’s 2022 edition credits a translation from Persian by Gorji Marzban and Thomas Geldner.
Publication or performance sourceVoices
A play by Ghazi Rabihavi in Golden Thread’s ReOrient 2000 line-up, directed by Hal Gelb. The company’s introduction describes an answering machine and a study of loneliness.
Publication or performance sourceLook Europe!
A theatre work by Ghazi Rabihavi. Golden Thread’s author biography records Harold Pinter producing the play at London’s Almeida Theatre in 1997, with subsequent stagings in Amsterdam and New York.
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