The Simorgh's Roost - Tales of Epic Iran
Kaveh the SmithThe Simorgh's Roost is home to high fantasy stories, set in the time and lands of legendary Iran. Its world and setting are mainly drawn from the Persian epic poem 'The Shahnameh' or The Book of Kings, written in 11th Century Persia by the bard Ferdowsi.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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Zaal and the Night Folk - part 7
It was soon clear what his reddish friend meant. The night began with a swig of strong drink, a deev specialty known as Aragh-gorgi, or the sweat-of-the-wolf. This draft was potent enough, but Zaal’s groomsmen added more effect by howling a...
Zaal and the Night Folk - part 6
Zaal didn’t feel famous at that moment, just homesick. What he wouldn’t give to be back, safe in the nest with his foster-siblings, Amrosh and Chamrosh. How they would tease him about all this, if he ever saw them again. That thought warmed...
Zaal and the Night Folk - part 5
The White Deev had passed along many scenes that vividly illustrated his words. He jumped to a new panel of tapestry with a more tranquil landscape.
Zaal and the Night Folk - part 4
The deev strode off through the moonlit clearing. His companions stood stiff and formal now, making Zaal conclude this wasn’t the time for further questions. Instead he peered through the darkness at the fire shrine. He now saw a couple of ...
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