Gholam-Hossein Saedi was an influential Iranian writer and playwright, born in 1936 in Tehran. He is best known for his contributions to Persian literature, particularly in the genres of short stories and plays. Saedi's works often explore themes of social justice, human rights, and the struggles of the Iranian people, reflecting the political climate of his time. Throughout his career, Saedi faced censorship and political challenges, especially during the Pahlavi regime. His notable works include "The Blind Owl" and "The Last Days of the Shah," which highlight the complexities of Iranian society. Saedi passed away in 1985, leaving a lasting legacy in Iranian literature.