مسعود بُربُر Masoud Borbor

The Narrow Road to the Deep North by Richard Flanagan My rating: ۴ of 5 stars Book Review by Masoud Borbor Narrow Road to the Deep North, by Richard Flanagan is a story of war. A story of a man, in an all men’s world, who enters a war with a deep, forbidden love inside, and after the impact of ...

نقاش سکوت میکلیدس، کتابی جنایی - روانی است که در آن نه یک کارآگاه خصوصی بلکه یک روان‌پزشک، داستان را روایت می‌کند و همین بعد تازه‌ای به کتاب داده است.

Book review by Masoud Borbor: Matt is coming back home, and home here means the hometown he has not seen since childhood. While driving back to River Falls, with sunshine filled memories of a lake side, the weather gets werid: foggy and mysterious, lost in the woods. Everything becomes mysterious and horrific as in a nightmare and everytime you gess ...

A lonely old man lives in an old house on a cold empty Swedish island which is surrounded by waters frozen for most of the year. His only visitor is a postman who has to visit the Island every two days but even this single visitor gets the old narrator bored. But even this castle of loneliness is to be ...

With a sharp, flowing, sarcastic, grotesque, simple style, set in a place such close to paradise, Kinnara is a story to read, laid down on a sofa, answering “in a moment” to everybody who calls you. The words are easy, pictorial, and sharp, in a world of beauty and bizarre: A detached human head rolled around in the water, like a fallen coconut. It was hard ...

The Innocents by C. A. Asbrey is the story of a gang of outlaws who hold up the trains and steal the safe belonging to the state, leaving the poor and normal people without any harm. Is that the same old familiar Wild West story? No, this time a female detective comes to look for them. And it does not ...

Last Secret Chamber by Phil Phillips Book Review by Masoud Borbor Right from the start, you will face shocking conflicts, and with no pause the level of the tension increases so that after reading less than a quarter you will ask yourself what kind of shock could happen next, for God’s sake? And again you will be shocked in less ...