Gheysar Aminpour is mostly known as our contemporary poet, but he was also skilled in crafting hybrid texts. The present book is a successful work by Aminpour in this very style. Although his name is more prominent as a poet, this book, with its engaging prose, has attracted much attention. Furthermore, it blends both prose and poetry, masterfully interwoven by Aminpour, which distinguishes the book. Aminpour is considered a socially engaged artist whose works reflect his perspective on society. He always held concerns about injustices, inequalities, confusions, and the sufferings of the people and mirrored them in his works. *“Flying Without Wings”* is also a socially-themed work that, in a fluid and simple tone, speaks of the lost intimacy among people and the unjust disparities prevailing in society. One of the unique features of the book is that the author occasionally conveys his purpose to the audience with a poetic and humoristic expression. The text of the book is simple and comprehensible for all ages and perspectives. Its artistic prose is written in such a way that at every age, a unique interpretation can be drawn from it; thus, the book always maintains its novelty and meaning. The book contains 11 pieces of literary prose, and the result of reading it is the same poetic and dreamy delight that one experiences after reading Aminpour’s poems.
| ISBN |
978-9646003781 |
|---|---|
| Publication Year |
1992 |
| Edition |
26 |
| Number of Pages |
64 |
| Publisher |
Ofoq |

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