رمان گم شده ی لب دریا، ساعدی

Gholamhossein Saedi was born in 1314 in Tabriz. His education began in Tabriz. While in high school, he joined the Democratic Youth Organization of Azerbaijan and was one of the editors of the Azerbaijani Youth and Youth newspaper. He was arrested and imprisoned a year later.
Saaddi started medical school at Tabriz University and joined Samad Behrangi as a student. During this period, he published a short story series "Glorious Night" in Tabriz. After receiving a doctoral degree, Saadis was called up for military service and, despite having a professional medical degree, served as a Zero Soldier at the Royal Abad Garrison. He then went into specialized psychiatry and after completing his education at Roozbeh Psychiatric Hospital.
Saedi first became known as a playwright. Works such as: "The Handicrafts of Werzil", "The Best Father in the World", "Ahlah", "Five Plays of the Constitutional Revolution", "I Baclaw, I Bawl" are his first works. The forearm's role in lifting Iranian theater is high. Saad was also a prolific writer and wrote a lot in the story.
He was married in 1360 after the events of the Sa'ad Revolution and eventually died in France in 1985 and his body was buried alongside Sadegh Hedayat.
Name of a number of plays:
 "Pantomime Poor" starring Jafar Wali on TV, "Worms in the Woods" directed by Jafar Wali; "The Best Father in the World", directed by Ezzatollah Entezami at Sanglaj Theater, "House of Light" directed by Ali Nasirian Directed by Davood Rashidi, on television
 Collection of Stories: The Houses of Rey 1334 Glorious Nightmare 1339 Mourning Bill 1343 Dundee 1345 Grave & Cradle 1345 Nameless Fear 1346 Terror Shield 1347 Turbulent Awakening Fortune 1998
Novels: The Murder of 1344 Ball 1348 The Laughing Tatar 1353
Scripts: Rude Season 1348 We Don't Hear 1349 Cattle 1350 Tehran Mausoleum 1977 Mollus Corps 1361
Monographs: Ilkhchi 1342 Khiyav or Meshkinshahr 1343 Ahl 1345