Fariba Vafi

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Fariba Vafi, 2017

Fariba Vafi ( Persian فریبا وفی; Faribā Vafī; * January 21, 1963 in Tabriz , East Azerbaijan Province , Iran ) is an Iranian writer who belongs to the Azerbaijani ethnic group .

Life

After graduating from high school, Vafi began to publish short stories in Persian in various literary magazines in Iran such as Adineh . Her collections of short stories published in Iran were awarded prizes there. Several novels by the author followed by 2014.

Vafi does not speak any western foreign language. Since 2009 some of her works have been translated into Turkish, English, French and German. Since some of her books were published in German, she has given a number of readings in Germany. In 2017 she accepted the LiBeraturpreis at the Frankfurt Book Fair.

She lives in Tehran with her husband and two children .

Awards

Publications

  • 1986: Dar Omq-e-sahneh (In the depths of the stage), short stories. Cheshmeh Publishers
  • 1999: Hatta Vaqti Mikhandidim (Even when we were laughing), short stories
  • 2002: Parande-ye-man (My Bird), novel
    • 2012: Kellervogel , Roman. From the Persian by Parwin Abkai. With an afterword by SAID. Rotbuch Verlag, Berlin 2012, ISBN 978-3-86789-167-7
  • 2006: Tarlan , novel
  • 2007: Rowya-ye-Tabbat (Dream of Tibet), novel
  • 2018: The dream of Tibet , translated from Farsi by Jutta Himmelreich. Sujet Verlag, Bremen.
  • 2008: Razi dar Kucheha (A Secret of the Street), novel
  • 2011: Hame-ye Ofoq (The Entire Horizon), novel
  • 2012: Mah Kamel Mishavad (The Moon is waxing ), novel
  • 2014: Baad az payan (After the End), novel

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. And then a new horizon in FAZ of October 14, 2017, page 44
  2. Canada is also just a dream in the FAZ of November 22, 2012, page 28