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• Bombay Duck

  Part One Scenes in London, Edinburgh and Delhi. Gerald Bloom, unacclaimed actor of Caribbean origin, assumes the name of Ali Abdul Rahman and finds fame and fortune. His greatest moment arrives when David Stream, international impresario and guru of cross-cultural hype, casts him as Lord Ram in his dream project – a stage adaptation of the Hindu epic, Ramayana. Success attends them until fate and religious (...)

• A Parsi in Cleveland

  Thrity Umrigar In a wintry suburb of Cleveland, a recently widowed Parsi named Tehmina has come from her apartment in Bombay to visit — maybe to live with — her only son, Sorab, and his American wife, Susan. The couple has a 7-year-old child nicknamed Cookie, on whom Tehmina dotes. If this were India, it would be a given that Tehmina would live out her life with this small family, but this is America, and Susan (...)
• Rostam and Sohrab by Hyperwerks
• چاپ دو کتاب فارسی در اسرائیل
• Marjane Satrapi et sa Bridget Jones voilée
• My Bombay Kitchen
• The Ahriman Gate
• Ahriman playing in The Legacy of Ogma
• Saveurs assassines
• La Mort en Perse
• Reading Lolita In Tehran
• Neither West Nor East