The book 'Mithli' was unveiled in a grand ceremony at the Book Garden. This work, compiled and edited by Mehdi Pirhadi, includes 21 personal narratives from writers and cultural and artistic activists who recount their memories and feelings upon hearing the news of the martyrdom of the leader of the revolution and the early days of the imposed war.
Personal experiences in difficult days
The book 'Mithli' strives to provide a realistic picture of how those who lived at that time faced the events. The narrators of this work, including Somayeh Alami, Faezah Tavoosi, Mohsen Azadi, Mohammadreza Shahbazi, Mohammad Mahdi Sheikh Sarraf, and Mohammad Amin Salimi, each express their personal feelings and experiences from those days in their own words. These narratives not only remind us of the past but also offer a deep understanding of the impacts of that era on individuals' personal and social lives.
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A new publisher on the path of storytelling
The publication of the book 'Mithli' is a new experience for Mikh Publishing, which was previously known mainly for its humorous works. With this work, the publisher is moving towards documenting personal narratives from the war and the difficult days of that era. This shift in approach reflects Mikh Publishing's efforts to expand the scope of its works and address topics that hold significant importance in contemporary Iranian history.
The book 'Mithli' serves as a reminder of memories that are gradually forgotten, and for this reason, the importance of these narratives in preserving the history and culture of the country is undeniable. Given the current conditions of society and the need for a better understanding of the past, this book can be considered a valuable resource for future generations.
At the unveiling ceremony, in addition to the authors and compilers, other cultural and artistic figures were present and shared their opinions and experiences regarding this book and the importance of storytelling in Iranian culture. This event demonstrates cultural solidarity and the necessity of preserving history through personal narratives.
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