History and invention in a Paris reading

An attendee describes the conversation

Afsaneh Khakpour describes attending a Paris literary event organised by Naakojaa for The Tragedy of a Monarchy. She names Hamid Javdan and Sepideh Shokri as participants in reading and performing a passage, followed by Rabihavi’s account of consulting historical texts and creating dialogue between the Shah and his twin sister, Ashraf, called Sheri in the work. Source 1

Her report attends to the meeting of research and imagination: the dispute over power, the precedence of the son over the daughter, and an attempt to approach the characters’ less visible dimensions. The page calls the work a novel, while the separate library record describes the 2022 publication as a play. This guide retains the reporter’s description without resolving that publication relationship. Source 1

Khakpour also alleges verbal disruption during the questions. That account remains an attendee’s attributed report, published on a user-contributed platform; it is not presented as independently verified conduct. The article is signed 25 February and posted on 4 March 2024. Neither label establishes the exact date of the literary event. Source 1

Sources & credits

1. Tribune Zamaneh · credited to Iran Liberal · History and invention in a Paris reading

   Original attendee account by Afsaneh Khakpour, credited to Iran Liberal, reposted on user-contributed Tribune Zamaneh. Article signature25 February2024 and platform dateline4 March2024 are distinct; reported disruption is an attributed allegation, not an independently verified finding.