Days of God
The Revolution in Iran and Its Consequences
(Autor) James BuchanThe Iranian Revolution of 1979 was a turning-point in modern history. The destruction of the Iranian monarchy not only upset the political order in the Middle East and brought on a quarter-century of warfare, but introduced a new way to look at history. In Days of God James Buchan lives each moment of the revolution through the eyes of ordinary people as he tries to answer his own troubling question: why did his friends, with their peculiar Iranian dreaminess and charm, act the way they did?
James Buchan
James Buchan is a Scottish novelist, journalist, and political commentator known for his novel "Heart's Journey in Winter." His literary style is characterized by intricate plots and rich character development. Buchan's insightful exploration of complex themes such as love, loss, and identity has made him a significant voice in contemporary literature.
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