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Dastanona is a bi-monthly publication devoted to the development and presentation of Pashto fiction. Edited by
Asadullah Ghazanfar. Dastanona features short stories submitted by Afghan authors worldwide. This publication harbours no political affiliations with groups in or out of Afghanistan. Current issues are published in Kabul Afghanistan.
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Life by Emal Pasarly
Do you call this life? There is no power, no roads and the school is so far away that my son tires of the journey rather than his studies.
(Noted poet Siddiq Pasarlay honoured(News
A Birth Mark on The Wrest
The Rain
The month of Sour is about half, (April21-May21) the rains are heavily pouring. There is danger of strong flood and storms. You know, this winter a lot of snow has fallen on the mountains and plains .
Wise Heroes
Kabul had never ever witnessed such a cold winter. The snowfall didn?t seem to be slow down. The streets were giving the impression of being mountains of snow.
Ruined Nation
By Emal Pasarly = Translated By Jawed Ludin
................... There were a lot of things to say now, and many questions in my mind, but there was no one to talk to. Everyone was busy with work, and nobody had time.
The Black Bread
By Izatullah Mushfiq =Translated By Safia Haleem
..................... The teacher’s son also smiled and said “ He was told that the Afghans are very hospitable nation .
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