The Trial of the Mirror: A Novel About History, Justice, and the Questions That Refuse to Fade

The book The Trial of the Mirror is not an ordinary novel.

It is a literary and philosophical confrontation with history, power, and human responsibility. Rather than offering easy answers, the book places a mirror in front of the past and asks the reader to reflect:

When history is put on trial, who is truly being judged?

The English edition of The Trial of the Mirror is now available globally on Amazon, inviting readers from different cultures to engage with a story that challenges moral certainty and collective memory.

About the Book

The Trial of the Mirror unfolds in a symbolic courtroom—an abstract space where the boundaries between past and present, guilt and innocence, individual and system slowly dissolve. The novel does not attempt to rewrite history, nor does it seek to justify or condemn it outright. Instead, it examines how history is remembered, narrated, and morally processed.

At its core, the book raises difficult and unsettling questions:

• Are historical crimes the result of individuals, or of systems larger than any single person?

• Can responsibility be separated from obedience, ideology, or time?

• Is justice possible without confronting uncomfortable truths about the past?

Written in a clear yet layered narrative style, The Trial of the Mirror combines storytelling with ethical reflection. It is a novel that continues long after the final page—lingering in thought rather than closing with certainty.

Why the English Edition Matters

Publishing The Trial of the Mirror in English marks an important step toward entering the global literary conversation. English, as a shared international language, allows the book to reach readers beyond cultural and geographical borders and opens space for cross-cultural dialogue.

The English edition has been professionally edited and prepared according to international publishing standards to ensure that:

• Global readers can follow the narrative smoothly

• The philosophical depth of the original work is preserved

• The book feels natural and credible within the English-language literary market

Through this edition, readers outside the Persian-speaking world are invited to encounter a contemporary Iranian perspective on history, justice, and moral responsibility.

The Persian Edition

In addition to the English release, the Persian edition of the book is already available on Amazon under the original title:

Mohakeme-ye Ayeneh (محاکمه آینه)

This allows Persian-speaking readers to experience the novel in its original linguistic and cultural form, while the English edition serves as the bridge to a wider international audience.

Purchase Links

The English edition of The Trial of the Mirror can be purchased worldwide via Amazon:

📘 Kindle (Digital Edition)

👉 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0G6632QVP

📗 Paperback (Print Edition)

👉 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0G6632QVP
(Availability may vary by country)

The Persian edition (Mohakeme-ye Ayeneh) is also available through Amazon under its Persian title.

Who Is This Book For?

This book is written for readers who:

• Are interested in philosophical and thought-provoking fiction

• Engage with themes of history, ethics, and power

• Prefer novels that ask questions rather than deliver conclusions

• Seek literature that challenges comfort and certainty

If you believe literature should do more than entertain—if it should disturb, question, and reflect—The Trial of the Mirror is written for you.

Final Words

The Trial of the Mirror does not pass judgment.
It does not absolve, nor does it condemn.

It simply holds up the mirror—and invites the reader to look.