Margzar

Imagine waking up one day to find that the world as you knew it no longer exists, or that you have stepped into a new world of which you have no prior knowledge or understanding, and you must adapt to this new reality. This theme is common in many science fiction stories. But what if you were to experience this not through books or cinema, but as a stark reality? How would you confront the truth of life in this new world? What kind of place would this new world be? Perhaps every day when we leave home in the morning and return at night, we never realize that thousands of people are experiencing a true reality of life in a world apart from the known one. Maybe one day, it will be your turn to go through such an experience. Perhaps what you now consider a fantasy or myth will someday appear to you as it did to me—who knows? An excerpt from the book: It is exactly like thinking you are dreaming, a bad dream, a nightmare; then struggling to wake up and, actually, succeeding and sighing in relief, “Finally, the damn nightmare is over.” But as soon as you start to come to your senses and your eyes adjust to the light of the environment, alas! You are right there, where you dreamed! Or better yet, the dream was of this very place where you live. Then you doubt whether you were dreaming at all or not?! This is precisely what happened to me. I call it a nightmare within a nightmare or a recurring or double nightmare… I don’t know, something like that. The book “Margzar” has been published by Ketabsaraye Mirdashti. For more information and to download the book “Margzar,” please visit the relevant page. Also, by visiting the literature and novel section, you can explore other books in this genre.