Talk:The Blind Owl
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[edit] Sag-e-Awara, Sag-e Aware, Sag-e Awareh or Sag-e Awaré?
Though I do not know Urdu, it seems to me that Sag-e-Awara (presented in the article as being the Urdu translation of Sag-e Velgard) should be Sag-e Aware, if not Sag-e Awareh, or Sag-e Awaré. For clarity, 1) the ending a sounds incorrect to me, 2) the hyphen between Sag-e and Awara seems to be redundant. Someone with a knowledge of Urdu should look into these possible inaccuracies.
--BF 02:12, 20 March 2007 (UTC)
[edit] "The book was well received in the French literary circles."
It could be said in the article that it was considered by André Breton as a classical of the surrealistic litterature (see here for the source (in french).--Loudon dodd (talk) 12:17, 20 January 2008 (UTC)
