Naked in the Swamp

About the Book

Short stories that you will not soon forget and that will journey with you to distant lands. The mysterious life of people with love, prejudice, social conflict, and fighting alone in seeking to discover the secrets of their walk of life in light and shade. Fiction, adventure, romance, and excitement.

About the Author

Mohammad Saeed Habashi, who was born in Shiraz, is an Iranian journalist and fiction writer and continues the same way in United States (Los Angeles) after the revolution in Iran. Habashi is fully proficient in journalism in all sections of newspapers and magazines to radio and television. His passion for writing started during adolescence. He still has not finished school when he entered the world of journalism. In Iran, he published his first book, Kiss of the Sand Beach, which is a collection of short stories and two plays on all three of his fame, adding that these were reprinted by Tehran (an Asian publication). With this reputation, Habashi went into screenwriting work and was a professional screenwriter. After the revolution, Habashi, like many journalists, artists, and writers of intelligentsia were exiled, moved to America, and settled in Los Angeles, and the journalistic activities, the writing of stories, and the making of videos continued. The Clash of Cultures Love Story is Habashi’s working product in the United States. His first book, which is also distributed in Persian language, titled Naked in the Swamp, contains twenty-one short stories. His latest book, which is also distributed in Persian language, is Lost Love, which contains ten stories that come up with the English language.