Lieutenant Jamil is an Iranian Arab who was born in Bostan- province of Khuzestan- Iran. He was engaged with Habibeh, beautiful daughter of Feissal before Iraq-Iran war. With the beginning of war, Jamil who has ended his military training courses, is ordered to an emergent mission, joining to 28th division of Kurdistan. During his mission in Kurdistan, he and his commander got injured and goes to coma for 6 months. After convalescence period, he returns home in order to find his family. But the city is ruined by the enemy; many people were killed, some captured as prisoners of war and others immigrated to other cities in Iran…. Jamil is one of the splendid romantic novels of Iran-Iraq imposed war. Hassan Golchin, the author creates critical moments through all the story and wraps the war incidents with love, sacrifice, resistance and daily life of the Iranian people during the war. The unprecedented events and high suspense of the novel and the simple structure for complicated characters make it as one of the bestselling works in Iran. Jamil is reprinted 4 times and is adored by the critics. Jamil has been approved to receive the support of the Grant Plan of Persian Literature in 2017-2018

Hassan Golchin, 1966- He is one of the forerunners of Deffa Moghaddass literature who has experienced war and its injuries. His first works appeared in the book "My Commander" the collection of war narratives written by well-known writers like Makhdoomi, Kavari, Amirian and others. The book was published in 1990 by Soore Mehr and reprinted about 60 times since then. His second work "Praying in fire and blood" is a memoir of war that has published by Soore Mehr publication in 1993. We see about 15 years silence in the writer and in fact, he starts again with short story writing in 2011 and Jamil in 2012. The editorial of Andishevarzan Arya publishing Co. founds Jamil as an outstanding novel and we see the new start of the novelist from this time. Short Stories collection: My Commander (1990), Praying in fire and blood (1993), We have seen the Heard (2011), Kak Reza (2011), Black and white (2011), Bloody Orange (2012), Khaki Kites (2012)