Review · Bagh dar Bagh · literary weblog
A friend remembers the pace
A surviving quoted passage offers a fellow writer’s lively comparison of Rabihavi’s narrative pace with the rhythm of another storyteller.
- Credited to
- Yarali Pourmoghaddam · excerpt posted by Khalil Paknia
- Publication
- Bagh dar Bagh · literary weblog
- Source date
- Excerpt posted · 9 September 2010
- Published language
- Persian
- This page
- English source guide
Original English editorial guide to the identified source. Critical judgments and reported recollections remain attributed; the complete original stays with its publisher.
A fragment with a named speaker
Khalil Paknia’s literary weblog preserves a short passage credited to Yarali Pourmoghaddam. He contrasts the leisurely musical preparation of a character in another writer’s fiction with the speed at which events unfold in Rabihavi’s stories, connecting that pace with the literature of the south. Source 1
The comparison is playful and critical, and its judgments belong to Pourmoghaddam. The surviving post gives a link to the larger text, but does not reproduce it. This guide therefore records the attributed fragment without assigning it to an unnamed Rabihavi story or presenting it as the complete essay. Source 1
Sources & credits
- Bagh dar Bagh · literary weblog · A friend remembers the pace
Excerpt posted · 9 September 2010. Original source publication; this guide summarises the specifically identified Rabihavi material and preserves its attribution.