Baktash Khamsehpour Bahram Iranmand: 7 books

A major work in philosophy. Probably a big new chapter in human insight. Although brief and compacted, it seems a groundbreaking book in offering a new vision that as it claims could raise the human thinking to the next higher levels and as the philosopher or paraphilosopher "Baktash Khamsehpour"...

The author has tried his best to recall memories of his early teenage years returning back to his homeland enjoying a few months with family and friends. Actually "Baktash Khamsehpour" takes us years back to the late 70's of the 20th century CE that equaled the late 30's of the 26th century...

In the early 1990's while playing at the "Fenix Chess Club" in Borås Sweden, "Baktash" begins the difficult task of translating a limited segment of the lengthy story of chess as depicted in the "Shahnameh of Ferdowsi", the main Iranian national epic compiled by the...

This work was written during the late 1980's. Sitting in coffee shops of LA "Baktash" interviewed himself on various subjects ranging from mythology to religion and history and from politics to philosophy and science. This work was completed during a course of a few years and it was written...

Following the 1st mixtory "Varjavand" on a future King of kings and Ultra-superhero in Persian, Baktash produced the 2nd mixtory "Librorin" on a love story in English. While in New York Baktash published Librorin in a very limited edition (10 copies) at a copy store for the very...

An amazing work into the realms of fiction and fantasy, epic and mythology. Some Ultra-heroes of this mythical futuristic work appear to reappear from history into the story or in other words from the past into the future. The story starts with a grand city built on water called "Ateranaheata";...

"Year 8800 AZ" not only takes you to the 9th millennium but from the 89th century you shall travel back to the 86th century finding out whether you shall be "Meeting Mazdak" by going back another 1600 years and reaching the 70th century. Last but not least you shall be brought...