Samira Same

Sun Stroke (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

A lyrical short story collection from an author's heart blending the surreal, the psychological, and the powerfully personal.

A girl raised by her shadows.
A woman fading into silence.
An immortal writer seeking rescue.
A child who befriends her own eraser.

In this haunting and poetic collection of short stories approximately 40 pages, Iranian author Samira Same blends memory, myth, and surreal imagination to craft stories that whisper of wounds, creation, and quiet dissolution.

From the grief-soaked nostalgia of longing to the surreal torment of immortality, these stories explore the silences between people, the weight of loneliness, and the fragile shape of healing.
Blending magical realism, psychological insight, and cultural resonance, each piece lingers long after the final line.

For readers of literary fiction, emotional short stories, and introspective journeys, this collection offers a rare and necessary voice one that dares to speak from the in-between.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Samira Same
• Erscheinungstermin: 17. Dezember 2024
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798231663194
• Artikelnr.: 74331518

Autorenporträt

Samira Same is a writer, teacher, and dreamer who crossed continents to follow stories buried in silence and believes in the power of transformation. Born in Iran, and now based in the UK, she holds BA degrees in Computer Programming and English with Creative Writing a rare blend of structure and soul that shapes her storytelling.

She is the author of two published novels in Persian and is currently pursuing a master's of research in Art; Philosophy and Theory. Her fiction often moves between silence and rebellion, memory and reinvention, drawing from a life lived across languages and borders.

This collection is her third book and her first written in English a quiet celebration of voice, freedom, and the stories we carry within.