ڕۆمانێکی تایبەت و زۆر بە چێژ کە باس لە ژیان و بەسەرهاتی دوو شۆڕشگێڕی ساڵانی دوور دەکا و چیرۆکەکان هاوتەریب دەڕۆنە پێشێ چیرۆکی شۆڕش و عەشق و خۆشەویستی و ئاواتەکان.
It is a tragic story of Farhad, a former revolutionary student , who was forced to leave his hometown and his beloved, Afsaneh, because of Savak prosecution before 1979 Iran revolution, narrated by an unknown Kurdish character returning home after a long exile. What is fascinating about this book is the narrative style; two highly intertwined narratives of the book author and main protagonist, also a novelist, which constantly reflect one another. You might sometimes get lost between the lines that who is telling the story, and whose story is being told! Love the narrative, so I am gonna move to his next book.