Non-Fiction

Mage publishes non-fiction books about Iran and Persian culture for the general reader.

German Sources on Safavid Persia

By Translated and Annotated by Willem Floor In History and Non-Fiction Tagged In 17th Century, 18th Century, Azerbaijan, Bandar Abbas, Books by Willem Floor, Qandahar, Qeshm, and Safavid.

$145.00

Pub. Date : 9/15/20

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Father Takes a Drink and Other Memories of Iran

By Heydar Radjavi In Biography & Memoir and Non-Fiction Tagged In Biography & Memoir, Heydar Radjavi, and Memoir.

$25.00

Pub. Date : November 26, 2019

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Persian Pleasures: How Iranians Relaxed Through the Centuries with Food, Drink and Drugs

By Willem Floor & Hasan Javadi In History, Non-Fiction, and Recent Titles Tagged In Books by Willem Floor and Drugs.

$75.00

Pub. Date : August 27, 2019

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Persian Pleasures: How Iranians Relaxed Through the Centuries with Food, Drink and Drugs (Kindle Edition)

By Willem Floor In History, Kindle & iPad, and Non-Fiction Tagged In 17th Century, 18th Century, 19th Century, Customs, Drink, Drugs, Food, smoking, Social Science, Tobacco, and Wine.

$35.00

Pub. Date : August 25, 2019

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Kermanshah: City and Province, 1800-1945

By Willem Floor In History, Non-Fiction, and Recent Titles Tagged In 19th Century, 20th Century, Books by Willem Floor, Kerbela, Mohajerin, Najaf, Ottomans, and World War I.

$150.00

Pub. Date : December 14, 2018

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Studies in the History of Medicine in Iran

By Willem Floor In History, Non-Fiction, and Politics & Economics Tagged In 19th Century, Books by Willem Floor, Medicine, Social Science, and Sociolology.

$75.00

Pub. Date : Jun 26, 2018

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Discovering Cyrus: The Persian Conqueror Astride the Ancient World

By Reza Zarghamee In History Tagged In 6th Century, East, History, Iran, Iranian, Literature, Middle East, and Persian.

$65.00

Pub. Date : May 22, 2018

“This is the most comprehensive study to date of the life and times of Cyrus the Great, and it will be welcomed by scholars and the general public alike.” – Dr John Curtis, OBE, FBA, Keeper of Special Middle East Projects, The British Museum.[read more>>]