A Tale of Courage and Conscience
Armen from Shiraz is a compelling historical fiction novel that delves into moral ambiguity, love, and the enduring strength of human connections in the face of injustice. Set against the backdrop of post-revolutionary Iran, the story follows Armen, a quiet but deeply conflicted man, as he wrestles with his past, his choices, and the people who anchor him with their unwavering support.
A Book for Those Who Question and Feel Deeply
Morally Complex Characters
A story that examines Armen’s quiet internal struggles and the steadfast love that surrounds and redeems him.
Cultural and Historical Insight
An exploration of the Armenian genocide, minority life in Iran, and the lasting impact of extremism on families.
Emotional Depth and Heart
Themes of unconditional love, resilience, and redemption that challenges the boundaries of morality and justice.
About The Author
Albert Badal
Albert Badal is an Assyrian minority from Iran, bringing a deeply personal perspective to his storytelling. Having witnessed the lasting effects of revolution in his childhood and war through his father’s service on the front lines, he explores themes of resilience, culture, and belonging in his writing.
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With a background in engineering, Albert has built a career as a consultant in the oil and gas industry while pursuing his passion for storytelling. Armen From Shiraz is his debut novel, a tribute to the unseen struggles of minorities, the echoes of history, and the moral weight of survival, where displacement and the choices that define us converge.
