In “Marriage in Space” an astronaut lands on the moon and is immediately beckoned by Helen, the love he has been searching for all his life on earth.
In “Faith Power” Rebecca is trapped in a coma after a brutal car accident. She separates from her body, is led to an Eden-like land, but wants to return to her home on earth. An angel obliges her and she returns just in time to prevent her grieving husband from committing a heinous crime.
In “I Have Seen Both of the Worlds” a man who seemingly has died is given a choice between many marvelous hand crafted wooden doors that he can walk through to determine his fate. Surprisingly, he finds himself being tried by the Fifty Saturdays Committee and after the strange trial is able to return to life, happy.
In “Fate” a criminal is justly punished, but far outside the halls of the country’s official justice system.
In “The Wish City” a man takes his six year old son on an adventurous and magical helicopter trip to Wish City.
Mohammad reza Aazami Bafrani was born in Iran in 1953. His specialty is writing short fantasies such as these, and he is also active in the sale of fine carpets.