"An Inventory of Infinite Traces" Gramsci
Yesterday, Sahar and I did an interview on SAJA Webcast. Ariana Delawari and Sedika Mojadidi joined and shared their powerful work. Listen HERE One Story, Thirty Stories: An Anthology of Contemporary Afghan American Literature Meet the editors and two of the writers Friday, Jan. 14, 2011 1-2 pm NY time 10:30-11:30 pm Kabul time Thanks […]
MoreOne Dec. 19, 2010, Zora, owner of the lovely Zora Space in Park Slope, Brooklyn generously hosted the celebration of our book. The cafe was packed with friends, family, long lost friends, colleagues, mentors and babies! Here are some images from the event: One corner of the audience. The other side went all […]
MoreThe event at Asian American/Asian Research Institute was wonderful. Thanks to Joyce Moy, Director of AAARI, and Antony Wong, Program Coordinator for making this happen. The video of the event is available on the website: http://www.aaari.net Here is a recap of the event with some photos by Antony Wong. Bina Sarkar, Editor holding an issue […]
MoreUNDERSTANDING AFGHANISTAN International Gallerie’s 23rd Issue: Vol. 11 No 2 Come join us for an evening of “Understanding Afghanistan” Date: April 9th Time: 6-8pm Hosted by AAARI (Asian/Asian American Research Institute) CUNY Co-Sponsored with The Association of Iranian American Writers 25 West 43rd Street 18th Floor New York, NY 10036 Phone: 212-869-0182 Fax: 212-869-0181 E-mail: […]
MoreThe Difference Between Rubies and Pomegranates i. Heaven is at the instep of a mother’s foot sharing the few inches with home. The faint fragrance of blood thick when we are near. ii. When they tilted their heads back, their open mouths tasted water in the blue. At 18, they were all like this, a […]
MoreIn 2004, I was invited by visual artist, Chanika Svetvilas to include my story in her installation “Living American” for the Lower East Side Tenement Museum. She found a powder blue hard plastic suitcase, just like the one I remembered we came to America carrying. The installation was a collection of immigrant stories. Each suitcase […]
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Zohra Saed 