About Mehrdad Bazyari
Born 1961. Mehrdad Bazyari is an Iranian translator.
Mehrdad Bazyari (born 1961 in Shiraz) is an Iranian translator, writer, and engineer, known for his direct translations of literary works from Norwegian, Danish, Swedish, and English into Persian. He won the Book of the Year Award of the Islamic Republic of Iran and the Seasonal Book Award for translating The Orange Girl by Jostein Gaarder, and he received the Gamanezan Award for translating Flowers for Algernon by Daniel Keyes
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Who is Mehrdad Bazyari?
Iranian translator
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Mehrdad Bazyari was born in 1961 in Shiraz.
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Mehrdad Bazyari is a translator.
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Mehrdad Bazyari is Iranian.
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