A Person with Disturbing Thoughts

A Person with Disturbing Thoughts

"A Person with Disturbing Thoughts" is a short novel by Baha Morshedi, published in 1397 (February/March 2019) by Ban Publishing (as part of the Samar series by Ban and Agah publishers).
The book is narrated in a space between reality, fantasy, delirium, and mental layers. The story revolves around an unnamed narrator (with a fluid identity and no fixed physical or gender characteristics) who exists in a suspended world between sleep, illusion, and reality. The narrative begins with surreal elements such as a half-erased face, perceived gender shifts, and confrontation with family, and proceeds to explore identity, social habits, loneliness, and inner wounds. Morshedi’s language is condensed, poetic, and filled with indirect imagery, distancing itself from classical linear storytelling.
"A Person with Disturbing Thoughts" was published in approximately 112 pages (trade paperback, softcover) and represents part of Baha Morshedi’s formal and linguistic experiments in contemporary fiction and experimental fantasy.
Book Specifications
Author: Baha Morshedi
Literary Genre: Short Novel / Experimental Fantasy Fiction
Publisher: Ban Publishing
Year of Publication: 1397 (2019)
Number of Pages: 112
ISBN: 978-600-99735-3-8
Format: Trade (Rogh’i)
Cover Type: Softcover