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In addition to writing short stories and novels, he has worked as a journalist and an editor of Ettela'at newspaper for twelve years. He was a reporter and war correspondent covering Iran–Iraq War during 1986-1988 and the editor of the literary page of the newspaper during 1993-1996. He also worked as the deputy editor of “Mardom va Cinema” Magazine in Farabi Cinema Foundation and the editor-in-chief as well as the writer of a popular radio show, “At the End of the Night."

2013: The first-class certificate of art and literature from Iran Ministry of Culture and Islamic Guidance

2010: Nominee for 4th Jalal Al-e Ahmad Literary Award for the novel Ghanimat (The Spoils)

2009: 3rd Jalal Al-e Ahmad Literary Award for the novel Namira (Immortal)

2009: 28th Iran's Book of the Year Award for the novel Namira (Immortal)

2006: Movie of the Year Award from “Polis Film Festival” for the movie Ziarat (A Pilgmirage)

Karamyar works as a manager at "The Center of Literary Works Creation" (Tehran Municipality, 2005–2009) and "The Writers and Artists Club" (Tehran Municipality, 2006–2010), arranges arts and literature events and served as a jury member of 7th Jalal Al-e Ahmad Literary Award.

He has also published many literary reviews about the modern literature of Germany, South America, France and Iran in magazines. During 2001-2005, he worked as Manager of Literary Department of Tehran Municipality.

Entegham dar Ordooghah (The Revenge in the Camp) (1991)

Sadegh Karamyar was born and educated in Tehran, Iran. He studied Theology at Islamic Azad University and started to publish short stories in newspapers when he was around twenty years old. His first book Faryad dar Khakestar (Shouting in the Ash), a war stories collection, was published in 1990.

1988: The first Holy Defense Literature and Art Festival Award from Iran Ministry of Culture and Islamic Guidance

Sadegh Karamyar (Persian: صادق کرمیار, born 18 December 1959) is an Iranian writer, journalist, screenwriter, and film director. He is best known for his novels, particularly Namira (Immortal) and Ghanimat (The Spoils). He is the screenwriter and director of such TV series as Yek Rooz Ghabl (The Day Before)