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Eight Stories · an anthology in the voice
Two long-form readings by Naser Zeraati place the collection in a shared listening context, beside a separately identified reading of Hofre.
- Credited to
- Naser Zeraati · reader; a multi-author anthology
- Publication / collection
- YouTube
- Source date
- Channel upload · 17 March 2020
- Original language
- Persian
- Format
- Related recordings with separately identified versions
- Recorded duration
- Eight Stories · anthology, part 1 · 146:30; Eight Stories · anthology, part 2 · 170:31
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Persian · Eight Stories · anthology, part 1 · 146:30; Eight Stories · anthology, part 2 · 170:31
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An anthology-context recording containing other authors. No verified chapter timestamps assign a Rabihavi passage to this part; use the separately authenticated Hofre reading for a direct author-specific listening route.
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An English guide to the originating publication and recording credits. Interpretations remain attributed to their source; this is separate from a spoken transcript.
A shared collection
Eight Stories is a multi-author anthology. Naser Zeraati’s channel publishes two extended listening parts under that collection title. The recordings include the work of more than one writer; their collection heading is not an authorship claim for every story they contain. Source 1 · Source 2
Both channel appearances are dated 17 March 2020. The first part measures approximately two hours twenty-six minutes and the second approximately two hours fifty-one minutes. They remain separately linked and described, rather than combined into a new file or treated as two Rabihavi books. Source 1 · Source 2
A direct route to one story
The same channel also publishes an individually titled Hofre reading credited to Rabihavi. That separate recording provides the clearest author-specific listening route. The story guide connects it to the printed Persian publication without labelling the text as a time-aligned transcript. Source 3 · Source 1 · Source 2
Verified chapter timestamps locating Rabihavi’s contribution within the two long anthology parts are not available. Readers can explore the complete collection at its source, or choose the separately identified Hofre performance when they want to begin with his writing. Source 3 · Source 1 · Source 2
Availability & access
- Available material
- Open the recording at its original publisher. The source shelf identifies each acquired version separately, with its credit and duration.
- Reading / listening access
- This English guide describes the published introduction and credits. It does not supply a complete transcript or certify the recording’s captions. Follow the source player for any available caption or access options.
- Reproduction
- The recording remains with its credited makers and publisher. Its public playback link does not establish permission to redistribute the file.
Sources & credits
- Eight Stories · anthology, part 1 · YouTube
Channel upload · 17 March 2020. 146:30. Naser Zeraati · reader; a multi-author anthology. An anthology-context recording containing other authors. No verified chapter timestamps assign a Rabihavi passage to this part; use the separately authenticated Hofre reading for a direct author-specific listening route.
- Eight Stories · anthology, part 2 · YouTube
Channel upload · 17 March 2020. 170:31. Naser Zeraati · reader; a multi-author anthology. An anthology-context recording containing other authors. No verified chapter timestamps assign a Rabihavi passage to this part; use the separately authenticated Hofre reading for a direct author-specific listening route.
- Naser Zeraati · Hofre from Eight Stories
Narrator’s channel, upload 24 February 2020, page runtime 23:12. Eight Stories is an anthology context, not a claim that all eight stories are Rabihavi’s.