Mahsa Mohebali

Tehran

Mahsa MOHEBALI (fiction writer; Iran) is the author of the short story collections [The Voices] (1998) and [Love-making in Footnotes] (2004), the latter a winner of the Golshiri Foundation's award for best short story collection, and of two novels, [The Grey Spell] (2002) and [Don’t Worry] (2008), which won both the Golshiri Foundation’s and the Press Critics’ Best Novel award. Her work has been translated into Swedish, published widely in print and on-line, and performed on stages across Iran.

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Interview with Mahsa Mohebali sr_media_youtube	Nouroz media_image	Tehran Street Child media_image
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Tehran Reading media_image	Tehran media_image	Female Bat Female Bat In this story a murder is committed. Not that you think it is an account of a murder. No, right in this story, between these very lines which are to come, a murder is committed. Be prepared... media_text
My Country TRANSLATION I write in a country where, only two decades ago, around 80 writers were murdered one after another and their mutilated bodies found in the suburbs. A few years later, the case was reopened and the... media_text	Big Bazaar in Tehran media_image	Street of Tehran media_image

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