Mahmood Falaki

Biography

Mahmood Falaki was born in northern Persia in 1951. In Iran he first studied chemistry and library science. During the Shah period he was sentenced to three years imprisonment for his political and literary activities. After the mullahs took over power, he had to leave the country. He has lived in Germany since 1983 and in Hamburg since 1986. He completed his studies in German and Iranian Studies at the University of Hamburg. He became a doctor phil via "Goethe-Hafis". PhD. His literary work includes poetry, short stories, novels and literary criticism, of which 22 books have been published so far.

Last Released

Deadly Strangers

His new novelDeadly Strangers uses Mahmood Falaki to address current "stranger" issues and explore universal interpersonal complications of love and death.
“Where do you get rid of a corpse in Hamburg?” That is just one of many questions that occupies the protagonist Nima, a 43-year-old Hamburg teacher. Everyone around him doesn't seem quite sane anymore. His buddy Heiko wants him to sleep with his wife. His friend Bardia, a penniless Iranian poet who has fled, becomes involved in drug stories and a murder case.

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