Challenging Norms, Embracing Freedom, Writing Truth
A Journey Through My Work
Books
Through my books, I explore themes of freedom, identity, and the unseen forces that shape our lives. Each story is a reflection of my experiences, observations, and the questions that keep me awake at night.
Films
In my films, I bring untold stories to life—stories that challenge perspectives, question authority, and dive into the complexities of human nature. Every frame is a voice for those who can’t speak
Stand-Ups
Comedy is my way of turning pain into laughter. On stage, I don’t just tell jokes—I expose contradictions, challenge norms, and find humor in the absurdity of life
Poems
My poetry is where I let my thoughts run free. It’s raw, honest, and deeply personal—sometimes a whisper, sometimes a scream, but always a reflection of who I am.
Biography
John is a writer, filmmaker, poet, and stand-up comedian whose work delves into themes of identity, freedom, and the power structures that shape our world. Born in Iran during a time of political upheaval, he grew up in a society that dictated his beliefs and choices. However, his passion for storytelling and relentless curiosity led him to question everything. After seeking asylum and experiencing life in exile, he turned his journey into stories—through books that challenge perspectives, films that bring hidden truths to light, and stand-up performances that transform pain into humor. With every word, every scene, and every joke, he aims to provoke thought, spark conversation, and give a voice to the unheard
poetry
Published Works
The Curse of Love
A philosophical narrative about a man who repeatedly relives a single day, gaining insight into fate and self-determination. The story challenges the notion of “bad luck” and explores the power of perception. Through the protagonist’s journey, the novel delves into themes of choice, destiny, and the human tendency to assign meaning to random events
The Edge
A poignant tale of a shepherd who falls in love with a princess. To dissuade him, she sets an impossible challenge. Through this allegory, the book examines the social constructs of class and privilege. It is a meditation on ambition, love, and the ways in which societal barriers shape personal destinies
The Shadow Of The Sun
Set in a village of blind people, this novel explores how sensory deprivation shapes language, culture, and values. When a sighted boy is born, he struggles to integrate into a world that cannot comprehend his perspective. This book questions conformity and the nature of acceptance, illustrating how societies resist the unfamiliar and often suppress those who see the world differently
The Party
A brutally honest, autobiographical account of a birthday party, highlighting the contrast between internal thoughts and outward actions. It delves into themes of social pressure and personal identity. John reflects on the masks people wear in social situations and the silent struggles that remain unspoken beneath the surface
some pices of poetry
Suicide
Suicide is my friend
It has always been there
When my angry father
slapped me in the face
When my teacher whipped me
For a dirty shirt, loosen lace
Shepherd and the sheep
The one who swears loyalty to everyone
Is loyal to no one
The one who sets the rules for liberals
Definitely is not free
Boxicated
We are toxicated with unachivable dreams
We are boxicated
In hoping to dream