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Sadeq Chubak
Writer
Iran
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- 1916, Born in Bushir, Iran (Father: Ismail Bazargan)
- 1924, Sa'adat school in Bushir
- 1927, Shafaieh, Baqerieh, Soltanieh and Hayat schools in Shiraz
- 1933, American College in Tehran
- 1937, Married with "Ghodsi"
Sons: Rouzbeh (1944) and Babak (1947)
Commenced with Art and Culture Ministry
Teaching in Sharafat School, Khoramshahr City
- 1938, Military Service (1938-1940)
- 1945, Published his first book "Marionette", contained 11 stories
"Last Autumn's Afternoon" story, dedicated to Sadegh Hedayat
"Ill-treatment" story, dedicated to Masoud Farzad
1947, Published his second collection of stories "The Monkey that its Pederast was Dead", included 3 stories and a play
1950, His stories were published in different magazines and especially in the first volume of "Sokhan" (Speech) magazine.
1956, Published second edition of "Marionette", after 10 years that had no permission to be printed, because of "Ill-treatment" story. In this edition, it was replaced by "Human Sigh" story.
Took part in a seminar in Harvard University, USA
Traveled to Moscow, Samarkent, Bukhara and Tajikistan, as he was invited by USSR Writers Center.
Translation of Pinocchio to Persian
- 1957, "The Monkey that its Pederast was Dead" book translated by Peter Eury and published in "Writing New World", No. 11.
- 1960, Translation of "Raven" to Persian, Kavosh magazine
- 1962, "Sea" movie, on the basis of his story "Why Sea was been Stormy", from "The Monkey that its Pederast was Dead" collection, by Ibrahim Golestan (Forouq Farokhzad, artist), which was not finished.
- 1963, "Tangsir" novel, dedicated to Qodsi Choubak. Then, it was translated to many languages.
- 1965, "Last Lamp" book, contained 8 short stories and a poem
"The First Day of the Grave" dedicated to Rouzbeh Choubak, contained 10 stories and a play.
- 1966, "Sang Sabour" (Patient Stone) novel, dedicated to his home, Bushir
- 1970, Teaching in Utah University, USA (One Year)
- 1972, "Selected Works of Sadeq Choubak" was published in Russian, Moscow
- 1974, His novel, "Tangsir", on movie
Professor of Persian Language in Pennsylvania University
Retired
Traveled to UK and USA
"Human Sigh" and "Oil-seller" stories, Marionette book, was translated and
- 1976, published in "East and West Literature" magazine by Garter Bryant and Leonard Bogle, with an introduction by C. Hillmann Michael.
- 1979, Translation of "Sang Sabour", published in 1989, CA, USA
- 1980, Translation of "The First Day of the Grave", by Mino Southgate
- 1982, Translation of "Selected Works of Choubak", with an introduction by F. R. C. Bagley
- 1990, April 8, a meeting in the memory of Sadeq Choubak, Berkley University, CA, USA, by Par Foundation and Research Center of Berkley University
- 1991, Translation of "Mah-pareh" (A Small Part of Moon)
- 1992, A meeting in Middle East Search Association (MESA), Portland, USA, about Choubak story-writing
- 1993, "Kian Foundation" specialized a part of its Iranologist magazine to Sadeq Choubaq.
- 1998, Deceased in Berkley, USA, in 82
Ali Dehbashi, Has published a book in memory of Sadeq Choubak in 640 pages, 2001.
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