Peyman Yarian

Peyman Yarian, born in 1971 in western Iran, began his cultural work after receiving his high school diploma at the Institute for the Intellectual Development of Children and Young Adults, where he nurtured the imagination and creativity of the younger generation as a cultural instructor. At the same time, his collaborations with newspapers such as Etemad and several local publications in Sanandaj introduced him to the fields of journalism and literary criticism.

During this period, he published various works, including short-story collections, a novel, and a dictionary of names. After emigrating, he continued working with overseas publications and released books such as The Crows, Book Burning, and Jean. He has also been active in the Dutch press, and two short-story collections in Dutch have been published under his name.

Alongside his literary and journalistic endeavors, Yarian has also worked as a nurse with elderly patients suffering from Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia.