Roxana

The book “Roxana” written by Morteza Modabberpour outwardly appears to center on a triangular relationship among people. The characters are archetypal, with traits of European melodramas, starting with a rivalry between two contrasting personalities over love. The central theme of this story is disrupted by a character named “Roxana,” who faces a fundamental crisis. Logically, this conflict should continue until one corner of the triangle is eliminated, or an external factor resolves the tension and brings about peace. To uncover how the story unfolds, one must turn to the book itself. However, all these melodramatic speculations mentioned above occur at the surface level of the narrative. What makes “Roxana” more engaging is the way in which Morteza Modabberpour skillfully incorporates detailed narratives into the story with meticulous precision. Modabberpour began his writing career in the year 1999 and, in addition to “Roxana,” has authored other novels such as “Parichehr,” “Yasamin,” “Yalda,” “Gandom,” “Khastegari ya Entekhab,” and “Shirin.” The fifteenth edition of the book “Roxana” was published in 2018 by M. Modabberpour Publishing House.