Farhad Hasanzadeh

Farhad Hasanzadeh (born 9 April 1962 at Abadan, in Khuzestan Province, Iran) (Persian: فرهاد حسن‌زاده‎) is an Iranian author and poet known for his children's literature.

Farhad Hasanzadeh
Born(1962-04-09)9 April 1962
Abadan, Khuzestan Province, Iran
OccupationWriter, poet, journalist
LanguagePersian
GenresChildren's literature
Notable worksCall me Ziba
Hasti
My Blog Is Up For Grabs
Website
Farhad Hasanzadeh Centre

Biography

Hasanzadeh was born in Abadan, one of the southern cities of Iran, in 1962. The Iran–Iraq War (1980–88) displaced him from his birthplace, which was in the warzone. He experienced a variety of jobs before becoming a writer.[1] His first book, Fox and Bee Adventure (Persian: ماجرای روباه و زنبور‎), was published in 1991 in Shiraz. He later moved to Tehran.

Writing

Hasanzadeh has published more than 80 books for children and young adults, including novels, short stories, legends, fantasy, humour, biography and poetry.[1] He has also contributed to children's and young adults’ press, including "Soroosh Nojavan", "Soroosh Koodak", "Aftabgardan", "Keihan Bacheha". He has been a member of "Children Writers Association"[2] and a member of the directing board. He is now working for "Docharkheh", one of the most-circulated children magazines in Iran, accompanying the Hamshahri newspaper. Some of Hasanzadeh's books have been translated into other languages,[1] including English, Turkish, Malay and Chinese.

The Routledge Companion to International Children's Literature describes his work as "inclined towards a classic style" as opposed to postmodern.[3] His writing often deals with the subject of war, and particularly its effect on civilians; it takes a pacifist, humanist stance. Other topics include migration, homelessness and life in shanty towns. His characters are sometimes marginalised, and he often addresses social taboos such as rape and sexual abuse, subjects rarely covered in other Persian novels.[1] The Routledge Companion contrasts the feminist stance in his novel Hasti with typical Iranian children's literature.[3]

Awards

He has won many book awards,[1] including several Iran's Book of the Year Awards. He was the Iranian nomination for the Astrid Lindgren Memorial Award in 2017 and 2018.[4][5] He was a runner-up in the Hans Christian Andersen Award in 2018 and finally receive the diploma in the award ceremony in Athens, Greece.[6][7][8] His novel Hasti has won several awards: winner in the Festival that teens judged,[9] the Silver Sign award of the Flying Turtle Festival[10] and the best book of the year on behalf of Children's Book Council.[11]

Selected works
  • Fox and Bee Adventure, Tehran:Nashr-e Rahgosha, 1991 (Persian: ماجرای روباه و زنبور‎)
  • Shimpaloo, Jijor and Me/ Happy New Year, Shimpaloo!, Illustrated by:Mehdi Shiri.Tehran: Nashr-e Chekeh, 1393/2014 (Persian: من+جی‌جور+شیمپالو‎)
  • A Melody for Wednsedays, Tehran: Entesharat-e Rouzegar, 1998 (Persian: آهنگی برای چهارشنبه‌ها‎)
  • Masho in Fog, Tehran: Nashr-e Sourehye Mehr, 1994 (Persian: ماشو در مه‎)
  • The Scorpions on the Bambek Ship, Tehran: Nashr-e Ofogh, 1395/2016 (Persian: عقرب‌های کشتی بمبک‎)
  • The Moonlight Guest, Tehran: Nashr-e Ofogh, 1387/2008 (Persian: مهمان مهتاب‎)
    [12]
  • Wish Stones, Illustrated by:Hoda Hadadi.Tehran:Entesharat-e Elmi Farhangi, 1385/2006 (Persian: سنگ‌های آرزو‎)
  • Laleh's Lamp, Tehran: Entesharat-e Zekr, 2000 (Persian: چراغ لاله‎)
    [13]
  • Call Me Ziba, Tehran: Kanoon-e Parvaresh-e Fekri-ye Kudakan va Nowjavanan (Kanoon), 1394/2015 (Persian: زیبا صدایم کن‎)[14]
  • Chasing Bita, Tehran:Nashr-e Ghou, 2008 (Persian: به دنبال بیتا‎)
  • Laugh if Tickled, Tehran: Entesharat-e Peydayesh, 2008 (Persian: خنده به شرط قلقلک‎)
    [15]
  • My Blog Is Up For Grabs: A literary novel from Iran for young people, Independently published, 2nd Ed., February 2020 (Persian: این وبلاگواگذار می‌شود‎)
  • The Same Purple Shoe, Tehran:Entesharat-e Kanoon 2003 (Persian: همان لنگه کفش بنفش‎)
  • The Backyard, Tehran: Entesharat-e Ghoghnous, 2003(Persian: حیاط خلوت‎)[16][17]
  • A Happy Family's Grins, Tehran:Entesharat-e Charkho falak, 2003(Persian: لبخندهای کشمشی یک خانواده‌ی خوشبخت‎)[18]
  • Kooti Kooti Tales, in Brail, by Kanoon, 2013 (Persian: قصه‌های کوتی کوتی‎)
  • The Pot-headed Monster, e-book, Kanoon, 2010 (Persian: دیو دیگ به سر‎)
  • Will & Nill, publisher: Tiny Owl Publishing, 2016 (Persian: بشو و نشو‎)[19]
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gollark: What?
gollark: <@115156616256552962> What happened to the concrete machine? Also, please turn on the offline street signs.
gollark: Oh, and will setting the label 20 times a second cause lag or something?
gollark: If it means "only those codepoints", I think this should allow for at least 6 bits per "character", or 192 for a full label, which is enough for 24 bytes per tick. Each way. With compression, potatOS should be transferable in only *minutes*.

References
  1. "Farhad Hassanzadeh: Author–Iran". Bookbird: A Journal of International Children's Literature. 6 December 2017. pp. 23–23. doi:10.1353/bkb.2017.0070.
  2. "nevisak". nevisak.
  3. John Stephens, ed. (2017). The Routledge Companion to International Children's Literature. Routledge. p. 468. ISBN 1317676068.
  4. "2017 ALMA". alma.se. 24 October 2016.
  5. "Candidates 2018 – ALMA". alma.se. 10 October 2017.
  6. "2018 HCAA Winners". International Board on Books for Young People. 26 March 2018. Retrieved 11 April 2018.
  7. "ibby".
  8. "2018: IBBY official website". www.ibby.org. Retrieved 10 May 2019.
  9. "teens festival". خبرگزاری مهر | اخبار ایران و جهان | Mehr News Agency (in Persian). 11 November 2012.
  10. "flying turtle". خبرگزاری مهر | اخبار ایران و جهان | Mehr News Agency (in Persian). 19 February 2013.
  11. "cbc list". ایسنا (in Persian). 2 March 2013.
  12. Hassan'zādah, Farhād (2008). Mahmān mahtāb (Chāp-i 1. ed.). Tihrān: Nashr-i Ufuq. ISBN 9789643694715.
  13. Ḥasanʹzādah, Farhād (2001). Charāgh-i lālah : sarguz̲asht-i ʻAllāmah Iqbāl Lāhūrī : barā-yi nawjavānān va javānān (Chāp-i 1. ed.). Tihrān: Kitābhā-yi Qāṣidak, vābastah bih Muʼassasah-ʼi Nashr va Taḥqīqāt-i Z̲ikr. ISBN 9789643071202.
  14. "Farhad Hasanzadeh". goodreads.com.
  15. Ṣādiqī, Farhād Ḥasanʹzādah; taṣvirgar Mihdī (2008). Khandih bih sharṭ qilqilak (Chāp-i 1. ed.). Tihrān: Intishārāt-i Paydāyish. ISBN 9789643494773.
  16. Hassanzadah, Farhad (2003). Hayat khalvat (Cap-i duwwum. ed.). Tehran: Ghughnus. ISBN 9789643114275.
  17. Khakpour, Arta; Khorrami, Mohammad Mehdi; Vatanabadi, Shouleh (6 December 2016). "Moments of Silence: Authenticity in the Cultural Expressions of the Iran-Iraq War, 1980–1988". NYU Press.
  18. Ḥasanʹzādah, Farhād (2008). Labkhandʹhā-yi kishmishī-i yak khānvādah-i khūshbakht (Chāp-i 3. ed.). Tihrān: Muʼssasah-i Intishārāt-i Kitāb-i Charkh-i Falak. ISBN 9789649497365.
  19. "Will & Nill | Farhad Hasanzadeh | | Childrens Books". www.outsideinworld.org.uk.
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