Dear friends, readers of this site,
 
I know a lot of women who have a few nice poems or wonderful thoughts to be found in the kitchen booklets between all the recipes, stories of their own production and creation, which were not served on the table and which nobody knows about, and yet have much to convey. You may be talking about the most important moments in a woman's life that no one has bothered to ask about or even showed an interest in.

 I know many men who, when they look for the most important and necessary things in their papers, find notes that speak of more important moments and sensations, yet they have not been communicated to anyone, and the insight into them opens up even the memory of lost moments.
 
I know of a lot of people who, upon their retirement farewell, when emptying their office drawers, discover notes that remind them of those days when they were much younger and full of feelings and ideas for themselves and others, and I am convinced that none of these stories and poems should be allowed to get lost only because their creator was not a writer or famous personality. Nevertheless, such notes have been born out of the valuable insights and opinions of a human being.

 It is very painful to see how such "works", when found after the death of a human being,  are crumpled and thrown away at a mere glance, or when it is found that they can not be deciphered due to stains of yellow or red spices, and that's why they are impatiently ignored.

I also aware that many people deliberately set aside time for the unfolding of their talents and the expressions of their sensations or emotions and the creation of narrative literature and yet are overshadowed and dominated by the problems of everyday life and I am aware of the existence of many a drawer so crammed with notes that it is not easy to breathe. So let me propose an idea, quite undemanding, that might be a solution to these kinds of problems.
 
• First, we arrange the reading of our own works, complete and/or in fragments,
 • Improve and correct them with our mutual opinions,
 • Mention the title with the author's name on the website. 

 • Publish these works in a collection, depending on the overall amount, which will be sufficient for a publication (number of stories).

 • This idea is not limited to Cologne and its surrounding area, but potentially encompasses all Persian speakers in the diaspora.

 • Any other city, any other country, may, in cooperation with this website, organize such reading evenings and pass on the names of the works and artists for entry on the website and for subsequent publication in a printed book.

 • We can arrange simultaneous reading circles and connect to each other via video and exchange views, or upload video footage to this website of each session taking place in other cities and post it as desired.