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Josef Hammer is an author known for his literary explorations of societal norms and honor-based traditions, particularly through his anthology, Caging Honour: Breaking the Chains of Silence. Born in Kurdistan, his early exposure to the contrasts between tradition and modernity shaped his narrative style.
Hammer writes and communicates in five languages: Swedish, Kurdish, English, Turkish, and Persian. His literary journey began early, with his first poetry work published in Kurdish at the age of 13. This early start laid the foundation for his continued exploration of complex social issues in his later works.
With a background in Information Technology and business administration, Hammer merges technical knowledge with a focus on human rights and social justice in his writings. His works often include themes of social commentary, gender justice, and critiques of traditional norms.
Beyond literature, Hammer has a career in Information Technology and journalism. He has worked as a software engineer and contributes to major publications, focusing on international conflicts, environmental crises, and social issues.
Early Life
editJosef Hammer was born in Kurdistan on May 27, 1967, and spent his childhood there. His father, Ahmed Ghanbar Rasuly "Hammer," was a farmer and small business owner whose open-minded outlook influenced Josef's values. The Iranian Revolution of 1979 and the conflicts during his teenage years significantly impacted his education and sparked his interest in humanitarian causes and social justice. Later, Hammer sought refuge in Sweden, where he pursued a life centered around literature, technology, and advocacy.
Career
editLiterature
editHammer's literary work began with Caging Honour: Breaking the Chains of Silence, an anthology addressing honor-based societal norms. The book portrays characters challenging systemic prejudices and traditions. His ability to write in multiple languages, including Kurdish and Swedish, has given him a unique voice in discussing social justice issues.
- ISBN-13: 979-8863687858[citation needed]
Information Technology
editIn addition to his literary pursuits, Hammer has a career in Information Technology. He has worked as a software engineer, combining technical knowledge with creative problem-solving.[citation needed]
Journalism
editAs a freelance journalist, Hammer contributes to publications, reporting on international conflicts, environmental issues, and social movements. His work aims to make complex topics accessible to a broad audience.[citation needed]
Notable Works
edit1. Caging Honour: Breaking the Chains of Silence - An anthology exploring honor-based traditions and individuals who challenge them.
* ISBN-13: 979-8863687858 * Source on Amazon
2. Arden and the Enchanted Whispering Forest - A story about courage and self-discovery within a mystical setting.
* ISBN-13: 979-8326491060 * Source on Amazon
3. Ayla: Echoes of Dissent - A dystopian novel about rebellion and the pursuit of freedom.
* ISBN-13: 979-8327806979 * Source on Amazon
Recognition
editJosef Hammer has been recognized for his contributions in literature, journalism, and technology. His works have been discussed in literary and tech circles for their engagement with social issues.[citation needed]
Personal Life
editHammer's interests include design, poetry, songwriting, and screenwriting. He is also involved in charitable initiatives focused on humanitarian causes. His personal experiences have driven his commitment to advocating for social justice and equality.[citation needed]
References
edit- Caging Honour: Breaking the Chains of Silence. October 2023 - London. ISBN-13: 979-8863687858
- Arden and the Enchanted Whispering Forest. ISBN-13: 979-8326491060
- Ayla: Echoes of Dissent. ISBN-13: 979-8327806979
- Josef Hammer on Audible
- Ayla: Echoes of Dissent on Google Books
- Official website of Josef Hammer