The Man Who Snapped His Fingers - Hachtroudi, Fariba
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An unbreakable prisoner of a ruthless theological republic and a high-ranking colonel in the regime meet years later in a faraway country, where they form a strange relationship rooted in their experiences in the violent dictatorship under which they lived.

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An unbreakable prisoner of a ruthless theological republic and a high-ranking colonel in the regime meet years later in a faraway country, where they form a strange relationship rooted in their experiences in the violent dictatorship under which they lived.
Autorenporträt
Fariba Hachtroudi decided to leave her home country following the Iranian Revolution in 1979. After relocating to Sri Lanka in 1981, she taught at the University of Colombo for two years and studied Teravada Buddhism. Hachtroudi then pursued journalism and eventually went on to write a full-length non-fiction account about her revisit to Iran after 30 years in exile called The Twelfth Imam's a Woman? In addition to writing, Hachtroudi also leads a foundation that advocates for women's rights, education, and secularism.