COMA

'My whole body was trembling with fear. I put myself together quickly, stood on my feet again and came back to the city as fast as I could. I didn't look back lest the armed men thought I intended to get out of the city. I run as far as my breath could allow and was out of energy. When I reached the beginning of the bridge, I tripped over a piece of stone and fell to the ground. At that time, I realized how helpless I was, I punched the ground with my fist and cursed everything I knew. I raised my dusty and tearful face to clean it up, when a piece of a newspaper, curling on the ground drew my attention... I cleaned my eyes to read the bold title better: THE CITY IN CODE RED ...' Until the idea of COMA came into my mind in 2010, it took a year to summarize and write. COMA is the first and longest story I've ever written thus far. Kindly translated by Ashkan Homapour.

Autorentext

Behnoud Badiei, born in July 1988 Isfahan, Iran has a bachelors degree in industrial management and currently works as a manager at a food production factory. He became interested in writing from the age of ten and wrote short stories for children."Writing is still my most important interest, and I never look at it as a job."