Aziz Kian

Aziz Kian (born c. 1944, date of death unknown) was an Iranian Kurdish novelist and short story writer. His work is known for its focus on Kurdish identity, culture, and the struggles faced by Kurdish people in Iran. He wrote primarily in Kurdish, with some of his works later translated into Persian and other languages.

His writings often depict the rural life of Kurds, highlighting their traditions, folklore, and the impact of political and social changes on their communities. He explored themes of oppression, resistance, and the search for cultural preservation.

While not widely translated or known outside of Kurdish and Persian-speaking circles, Aziz Kian is considered an important voice in modern Kurdish literature. Detailed biographical information and comprehensive bibliographies of his work are sometimes challenging to obtain due to limited accessibility of resources and variations in transliteration of his name. His works continue to be studied and appreciated for their contribution to Kurdish literary heritage.