Sadegh Hedayat - Works

Works

  • Fiction
    • 1930 Buried Alive (Zende be gūr). A collection of 9 short stories.
    • 1931 Mongol Shadow (Sāye-ye Moqol)
    • 1932 Three Drops of Blood (Se qatre khūn)
    • 1933 Chiaroscuro (Sāye-ye roushan)
    • 1934 Mister Bow Wow (Vagh Vagh Sahāb)
    • 1936 Sampingé (in French)
    • 1936 Lunatique (in French)
    • 1937 The Blind Owl (Boof-e koor)
    • 1942 The Stray Dog (Sag-e welgard)
    • 1943 Mistress Alaviyeh (Alaviye chānum)
    • 1944 Velengārī (Tittle-tattle)
    • 1944 The Elixir of Life (Āb-e zendegi)
    • 1945 The Pilgrim (Hājī āqā)
    • 1946 Tomorrow (Fardā)
    • 1947 The Pearl Cannon (Tūp-e morvarid)‘’
    • Dāsh Akol
  • Drama (1930–1946)
    • Parvin dokhtar-e Sāsān (Parvin, Sassan's Daughter)
    • Māzīyār
    • Afsāne-ye āfarīnesh (The Fable of Creation)
  • Travelogues
    • Esfahān nesf-e jahān (Isfahan: Half of the World)
    • Rū-ye jādde-ye namnāk (On the Wet Road), unpublished, written in 1935.
  • Studies, Criticism and Miscellanea
    • Rubāyyāt-e Hakim Omar-e Khayyam (Khayyam's Quatrains) 1923
    • Ensān va heyvān (Man and Animal) 1924
    • Marg (Death) 1927
    • Favāyed-e giyāhkhori (The Advantages of Vegetarianism) 1927
    • Hekāyat-e bā natije (The Story with a Moral) 1932
    • Taranehā-ye Khayyām (The Songs of Khayyam) 1934
    • Chāykovski (Tchaikovsky) 1940
    • Dar pirāmun-e Loqat-e Fārs-e Asadi (About Asadi's Persian Dictionary) 1940
    • Shive-ye novin dar tahqiq-e adabi (A New Method of Literary Research) 1940
    • Dāstan-e Nāz (The Story of Naz) 1941
    • Shivehā-ye novin dar she'r-e Pārsi (New Trends in Persian Poetry) 1941
    • A review of the film Molla Nasrud'Din 1944
    • A literary criticism on the Persian translation of Gogol's The Government Inspector 1944
    • Chand nokte dar bāre-ye Vis va Rāmin (Some Notes on Vis and Ramin) 1945
    • Payām-e Kāfkā (The Message of Kafka) 1948
    • Al-be`thatu-Islamiya ellal-belad'l Afranjiya (An Islamic Mission in the European Lands), undated.
  • Translations
    • French language translations:
      • 1931 Gooseberries by Anton Chekhov
      • 1948 In the Penal Colony by Franz Kafka
      • 1944 Before the Law by Franz Kafka
      • 1950 The Metamorphosis by Franz Kafka (along with Hasan Qaemian)
      • 1950 The Wall by Jean-Paul Sartre
      • 1950 Tales of Two Countries by Alexander Lange Kielland
      • 1950 Blind Geronimo and his Brother by Arthur Schnitzler
    • Pahlavi language translations:
      • 1943 Kārname-ye Ardashir-e-Pāpākān (The Book of the Deeds of Ardashir Papakan)
      • 1940 Gojaste Abālish
      • 1945 Āmadan-e shāh Bahrām-e Varjavand (Return of shah Bahram Varjavand)
      • 1944 Zand va Homān Yasn

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