Saeid Rezadoust, a researcher, writer, and poet, was born in 1985 in Neyshabur, Iran. A graduate in law, he has amassed years of professional experience working and writing in the fields of literature, law, and interdisciplinary topics. His background in journalism and proficiency in playing the dutar (specifically within the Khorasan North School) have equipped him with a unique perspective, enabling him to analyze and write about various issues comprehensively. Among his contributions to the field of research and analysis are notable works such as ‘The Way of Governance from the Perspective of Khwaja Nizamul-Molk Tusi’ (published by Negah Mu’aser, 2019), ‘The Last Days of Esfand: An Analysis of Hope in the Poetry of Shafi’i Kadkani’ (published by Asim, 2021), and his editing work, including the introduction and notes on Talebov’s translation of Marcus Aurelius’ ‘Meditations’ (published by Man-e Kitab, 2023). These books have been reprinted multiple times due to their significant impact. Before this new collection, Saeid Rezadoust had already published four collections of ghazals, showcasing his poetic prowess: ‘Let’s Push Tehran’s Foot to Konya,’ with an introduction by Dr. Mohammad Ali Muvahhid (Meshki, 2014), ‘Dance and Turn Konya into a Sunflower’ (Negah Mu’aser, 2016), ‘Night of Darband, Morning of Freedom’ (Negah Mu’aser, 2020), ’28th of Esfand’ (Aabi, 2022).”