Twelve Notes for Silence

Keyvan Sadeghi in “Twelve Notes for Silence” narrates the stories of those who are marginalized and forgotten. People for whom war, greed, and poverty have made everyday life so difficult that they have abandoned home, love, and homeland, and in search of a moment of peace, they find themselves entangled in other adventures. A worker’s room, as a meeting point for people from different geographies and cultures, serves as a small stage reflecting the horrific and destructive events of the outside world. Love, war, death, and the struggle to live in a chaotic world are the main themes of this collection of stories.