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I created a love
I created a Love That doesn’t humble itself That does not regret That doesn’t freeze That does not need I created a Love Because I
October 1, 2005
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I created a Love That doesn’t humble itself That does not regret That doesn’t freeze That does not need I created a Love Because I
In his speech on Monday, October 3 from the Rose Garden President Bush interrupted a reporter’s question on “why are we in Iraq Mr. Pre…”
My friends and acquaintances have always been curious as to why, unlike most middle-aged Iranian women, I am not bothered by the fact that some
It is quite pathetic, and sad to see why warmongers, with whatever veil (chador) they wear; be it democracy, freedom, piety; cannot see how a
Hammed Shahidian who died at the age of 46 on the 1st of October 2005 after a two-year struggle with cancer, was a researcher, translator
Editor's note: This piece was written January 8, 1999, after a series of political murders in Iran. Shahidian, who died at only age 46 from
Abolfath Mahvi's Memoir with regard to the late shah of Iran's attempt to obtain access to the nuclear technology and knowhow. A summation of the
Today there are many things one can say and do in the Islamic Republic without fear of government reprisal. Young people openly defy social taboos
of the Ancient Persian exhibit at the British Museum is a bit bizarre, to say the least. How is it that an art critic goes
Last week, I attended an event at the New School, New York, on Aperture's new exhibition, Nazar: Contemporary Photography in the Arab World. It was
I was disoriented most of the ten days I spent in Tehran this July. Although I have been with my Iranian wife and her family
Will asks for a pint. (I only offered out of politeness — colleague from another floor; but fine — he wants one, I’ll buy.) He
The summer's warm embrace will be no more. I have picked the last of the blooming baby cucumbers off the yellowing vine, to pickle. The
