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A Blog for Your Stories and Recipes
My memoirs, Wedding Song and Leaving Iran, chronicle my life and those of my family members in Iran. Food is an integral part of these stories.
Whenever I read from my memoirs, people from the audience approached me to say they had stories of their own, often flavored by their favorite food. If they could write, they, too, would tell these stories of family members and friends in the kitchen or around the dining table.
Thus the idea was born. I could write these stories for them through this blog.
This website showcases food memories and recipes written by many.
BOOKS
ARTICLES
DON'T FORGET YOU'RE PERSIAN
Conversations, reconstructed and
imagined, with my Iranian father
Overcoming Gender:
The Impact of the Persian Language on Iranian Women’s Confessional Literature
Today I am a Woman
Today I am a Woman: Stories of Bat Mitzvah Around the World
The Ghosts of Our Mothers: From Oral Tradition to Written Words A History and Critique of Jewish Women Writers of Iranian Heritage
Nashim: A Journal of Jewish Women's Studies and Gender Issues. 18(2009): 87-124 & Introduction: 5-12.
Project MUSE
Interview with Lesléa Newman
My Iranian Sukkah
Where We Find Ourselves: Jewish Women around the World Write about Home. Ed. Miriam Ben-Joseph and Deborah Nodler Rosen. New York: SUNY, 2009. 225-34. [Read Here]
My Story: Conversations With My Father
The Jerusalem Post
(6 December 2007) The Virginian Pilot (December 11, 2007)
Hanukkah in Iran_Conversations With My Father
My Hanukkah Gift_NPR Hanukkah Lights
Pilgrimage to the Tombs of Esther and Mordekhai
If Salt Has Memory: Jewish Exiled Writers from Africa, Latin America, Europe and the Middle East. Ed. Jennifer Langer. Nottingham: Five Leaves, 2008. 163-178.
Mehangiz Kar
Interview with Mehrangiz Kar: “Iranian human rights activists to talk about homeland at ODU.” The Virginian Pilot. 6 February 2006.
Words on Fire
Jewish Quarterly 199 (Fall 2005): 53-56
Iran on My Mind
Jewish Quarterly 204 (Winter 2006): 88 [Read Here]
My Father's kharoset
Jewish Quarterly 205 (Spring 2007): 88 [Read Here]
The Jewish Connection
Renewal Magazine (Spring 1995): 5-8
A Question of Virginity
If Salt has Memory: Jewish Exile Writers [Read Here]
Edited by Jennifer Langer
Iranian Women and Contemporary Memoirs
Persian Heritage 35(Fall 2004): 32-35
Wedding Song: Memoirs of an Iranian Jewish Woman
Hanover: University Press of New England, August 2003
Feathers and Hair
The Flying Camel: and Other Stories of Identity by North African and Middle Eastern Jewish Women. Ed. Loolwa Khazzoom. New York: Seal, 2004. 11-19 [Read Here]
Leaving Iran
Jewish Women From Muslim Societies Speak. Waltham: Brandeis UP, 2002
Only Friendship
To Mend the World: Women Reflect on 9/11. Ed. Marjorie Agosin and Betty Jean Craige. New York: White Pine, 2002. 96-106 [Read Here]
Blood Lines
Nashim: : A Journal of Jewish Women's Studies and Gender Issues. 5(Fall 2002) 174-179.
Bridges Magazine (Spring 2000): 81-87 [Read Here]
Two Birds on a Postcard
Turnings: Writing on Women's Transformations. Ed. Luisa Igloria and Renee Olander. Norfolk: Friends of Women’s Studies, March 2000. 37-41.
[Read Here]
Candles in the Night
Chashm Andaz Magazine( March 1999)
The Garden Wedding
Shofar Magazine (February 1999)
A Journey to Freedom
Renewal Magazine (Summer 1998) 20-28
Breaking the Silence_Iranian Jewish women Writers Discover the Power of Words
Jewish Women 2000: Conference Papers from HRIJW International Scholarly Exchanges 1997-1998
Will I Ever Be A Writer?
Ourselves as Students: Multicultural Voices in the Classroom. Ed. The Broad Minds Collective. Carbondale, Southern Illinois UP, 1996. 110-113
The Jewish Connection
Renewal Magazine (Spring 1995) 5-8
The Jews of Iraq
Renewal Magazine (March 1991)
FICTION & NONFICTION
Pilgrimage to the Tombs of Esther and Mordekhai
To Mend the World
literary works
BLOG
food & memory
A Blog for Your Stories and Recipes
My memoirs, Wedding Song and Leaving Iran, chronicle my life and those of my family members in Iran. Food is an integral part of these stories.
Whenever I read from my memoirs, people from the audience approached me to say they had stories of their own, often flavored by their favorite food. If they could write, they, too, would tell these stories of family members and friends in the kitchen or around the dining table.
Thus the idea was born. I could write these stories for them through this blog.
This website showcases food memories and recipes written by many.
BOOKS
ARTICLES
DON'T FORGET YOU'RE PERSIAN
Conversations, reconstructed and
imagined, with my Iranian father
Overcoming Gender:
The Impact of the Persian Language on Iranian Women’s Confessional Literature
Today I am a Woman
Today I am a Woman: Stories of Bat Mitzvah Around the World
The Ghosts of Our Mothers: From Oral Tradition to Written Words A History and Critique of Jewish Women Writers of Iranian Heritage
Nashim: A Journal of Jewish Women's Studies and Gender Issues. 18(2009): 87-124 & Introduction: 5-12.
Project MUSE
Interview with Lesléa Newman
Alt Daily ( 8 October 2009)
My Iranian Sukkah
Where We Find Ourselves: Jewish Women around the World Write about Home. Ed. Miriam Ben-Joseph and Deborah Nodler Rosen. New York: SUNY, 2009. 225-34. [Read Here]
My Story: Conversations With My Father
The Jerusalem Post
(6 December 2007) The Virginian Pilot (December 11, 2007)
Hanukkah in Iran_Conversations With My Father
My Hanukkah Gift_NPR Hanukkah Lights
Pilgrimage to the Tombs of Esther and Mordekhai
If Salt Has Memory: Jewish Exiled Writers from Africa, Latin America, Europe and the Middle East. Ed. Jennifer Langer. Nottingham: Five Leaves, 2008. 163-178.
Mehangiz Kar
Interview with Mehrangiz Kar: “Iranian human rights activists to talk about homeland at ODU.” The Virginian Pilot. 6 February 2006.
Words on Fire
Jewish Quarterly 199 (Fall 2005): 53-56
Iran on My Mind
Jewish Quarterly 204 (Winter 2006): 88 [Read Here]
My Father's kharoset
Jewish Quarterly 205 (Spring 2007): 88 [Read Here]
A Question of Virginity
If Salt Has Memory: Jewish Exile Writers, edited by Jennifer Langer [Read Here]
The Jewish Connection
Renewal Magazine (Spring 1995): 5-8
Iranian Women and Contemporary Memoirs
Persian Heritage 35(Fall 2004): 32-35
Wedding Song: Memoirs of an Iranian Jewish Woman
Hanover: University Press of New England, August 2003
Feathers and Hair
The Flying Camel: and Other Stories of Identity by North African and Middle Eastern Jewish Women. Ed. Loolwa Khazzoom. New York: Seal, 2004. 11-19 [Read Here]
Leaving Iran
Jewish Women From Muslim Societies Speak. Waltham: Brandeis UP, 2002
Only Friendship
To Mend the World: Women Reflect on 9/11. Ed. Marjorie Agosin and Betty Jean Craige. New York: White Pine, 2002. 96-106 [Read Here]
Blood Lines
Nashim: : A Journal of Jewish Women's Studies and Gender Issues. 5(Fall 2002) 174-179.
Bridges Magazine (Spring 2000): 81-87 [Read Here]
Two Birds on a Postcard
Turnings: Writing on Women's Transformations. Ed. Luisa Igloria and Renee Olander. Norfolk: Friends of Women’s Studies, March 2000. 37-41.
[Read Here]
Candles in the Night
Chashm Andaz Magazine( March 1999)
The Garden Wedding
Shofar Magazine (February 1999)
A Journey to Freedom
Renewal Magazine (Summer 1998) 20-28
Breaking the Silence_Iranian Jewish women Writers Discover the Power of Words
Jewish Women 2000: Conference Papers from HRIJW International Scholarly Exchanges 1997-1998
Will I Ever Be A Writer?
Ourselves as Students: Multicultural Voices in the Classroom. Ed. The Broad Minds Collective. Carbondale, Southern Illinois UP, 1996. 110-113
The Jewish Connection
Renewal Magazine (Spring 1995) 5-8
The Jews of Iraq
Renewal Magazine (March 1991)
FICTION & NONFICTION
Pilgrimage to the Tombs of Esther and Mordekhai
To Mend the World