Scroogled in Russian and Persian

Today, two groups of readers wrote to me to report that they'd translated my story "Scroogled" into other languages: Russian and Persian. "Scroogled" appeared last month in Radar Magazine, a commissioned short story that tells the story of "the day Google became evil." The story was published under a Creative Commons Attribution- NonCommercial- ShareAlike license (the first time Radar used a CC license) and it has already inspired translation into French and Spanish.

The Russian translation was undertaken by Ruslan Grokhovetskiy along with "about a dozen" of his friends, and they also whipped up this fan-art poster (also in English and Photoshop source-file) for their translation.

The Persian translation is from Jadi, who hopes that the Persian edition will be enjoyed by "Iranian, Tajik and Afghan audiences."

Link to Russian translation,

Link to Persian translation

See also:
Spanish fan-translation of Scroogled
Scroogled: CC-licensed story about the day Google turned evil
Scroogled in the Wall Street Journal

Update: John Walker has some format conversions, too: OpenDocument,
PDF,
Plain text