Senator Persian Novel by Marjan Beyranvand

Description

In Marjan Beyranvand's novel "Senator," the protagonist listens, yet doesn't listen, to the words of the woman. Her voice is soft and calm, reminiscent of a free bird soaring in the wind. It intertwines with the sound of raindrops, and he contemplates that if it falls again, she will surely die. She mustn't die. There is still much for her to do. Many crucial parts of her journey remain uncharted. It is not yet time for her to embrace mortality. Now, she mustn't become a falling star! This poignant narrative paints a portrait of a character grappling with the fragility of life and the urgency to fulfill unaccomplished tasks. The soft voice of the woman serves as a metaphor for fleeting moments, and the protagonist is struck by the realization that her time is not meant to end.