

TEHRAN – Iranian literary critic, poet and translator Shapour Jorkesh died at 73 in Shiraz, south of Iran on Friday.
Jorkesh passed away after being hospitalized for ten days due to a lung disease.
Born in 1951 in Fasa, Fars Province, he studied English Language and Literature at Shiraz University.
His most famous work is a book named “Butiqa-ye She’r-e Nimaa’i”, which reviews the poems of the prominent Iranian poet Nima Yooshij who is well known for his She’r-e Now – a new style in Persian poetry.
Also, a book named “Love and Death in Sadegh Hedayat’s View” is an eminent research work of Jorkesh which was published about three decades ago.
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