Arman Arian

Arman Arian

Arman Arian at Tus,Tomb of Ferdowsi, 2011
Native name آرمان آرین
Born 1981
Occupation Author, Novelist, Researcher
Education Master of Arts in Cinema Studies
Genre Mythic Fantasy young-adult fiction, mystery, thriller, bildungsroman -->

Arman Arian (born 1 September 1981) (Persian: آرمان آرین) is an Iranian author, novelist and researcher, best known for his first trilogy, Persians and I (Persian: پارسیان و من: کاخ اژدها).[1] He is the youngest winner of the annual “The Book of The Year of Iran”. In addition to many national awards, he received the honorary diploma in the 31st IBBY World Congress in Copenhagen, Denmark (2008) by the International Board on Books for Young People[2] the highest recognition available to creators of children's books .

Persians and I is the first modern Iranian fantasy trilogy novels based on Persian mythology and history that have gained national and international awards and received warmly by the readers.[3] Although Arian is known as a children and young adults fantasy writer,[4] he doesn’t limit his genre to fantasy and also, his books are well received by wide range of readers from all age groups. Persians and I became the best-selling novel in the 19th Tehran International Book Fair, 2006.[5]

In his writings, Arman Arian has combined an affluent academic background in Cinema studies with an extensive knowledge of myths, religions and history.“We need to look back to our cultural heritage to survive in the intricate modern life”, says this Iranian young author in an interview with Borna News in order to explain his intention to dig into Iranian ancient literature, history, mythical and epical stories.[6]

Awards

List of Books

Computer Games & Script

Other Activities

References

  1. Ketabak: A Window to the World of Reading. (2008, 12 29). Retrieved 2013, from Research Center for Children Literature History: http://ketabak.org/tarvij/node/272
  2. International Board on Books for Young People. (2008). Retrieved 2014, from The IBBY Honour List catalogue: http://www.ibby.org/index.php?id=910
  3. Writers. (2014, 9 11). Retrieved 2014, from Iranian Fiction Foundation: http://www.iranianfiction.com/fa
  4. http://www.ibna.ir/vdcepe8e.jh8neik1bj.html
  5. Shargh Newspaper. (2006, 5 20). Retrieved 2014, from MagIran: the infornation center for national press: http://www.magiran.com/npview.asp?ID=1075196
  6. nobody dictates Azaryazdi what to write: An Interview with Arman Arian . (2011, 8 15). Retrieved 2013, from BORNA NEWS Agency: http://www.bornanews.ir/Pages/News-70775.aspx"
  7. Association Members. (n.d.). Retrieved 2014, from Iranian Association of Writers for Children and Youth: http://www.nevisak.ir/index.php/membership/a-aa/138-2013-09-04-14-08-33
  8. Selected List of the Computer Game Festival. (2010). Retrieved 2014, from Iran Foundation for Computer Games: *A member of jury of third Tehran international digital arts festival-2009
  9. meeting news: Creativity defines the quality of Animation movies. (2013, 10 10). Retrieved 2014, from 27th International Children Film Festival: http://www.icff.ir/27th/pe/news/meeting-news/674.html
  10. Iran National Foundation of Computer Games. (2010, 8 29). Retrieved 2014, from IRCG: http://www.ircg.ir/index.php?sn=news&pt=full&id=497&lang=en
  11. News of the Liberation House. (2009). Retrieved 2014, from The House of Liberation for the Promotion of Reading among Children and Young People: http://old.hlpr.ir/news-Tir88.htm
  12. News Archive. (2011, 5 10). Retrieved 2014, from Nasim Online: International News Agency of Short Message: http://nasimonline.ir/detail/News/222339/0
  13. Announcement of No GHalam Story-writing Competition. (2009, 6 18). Retrieved from Demontor: http://www.dementor.ir/posts/3538
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