Observed arrival · 2026-09-29
Dastanaknevisan: Persian flash fiction
A Persian-language magazine for reading and writing flash fiction, with selected stories, instructional articles, author pages, and writing challenges.
- For
- Persian-language flash-fiction readers and writers
- Worth noticing
- Displayed story lengths range from 17 to 394 words, alongside contributor names and a featured 49-word horror story.
Field notes
The homepage identifies contributors such as Ehsan Shenasa and Adel Salehi, and gives several entries exact lengths rather than treating “short” as a loose label. One featured story is marked horror; other samples carry social-fiction labels or no visible genre. The navigation also includes a school section and a submission link, though the extracted page does not expose what lessons, submission criteria, or challenge participation involve.
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Editorial observations of this landing page, not a rating.
One card from the complete issue