Mana Aghaee

Mana Aghaee
Born 1973
Bushehr, Iran
Occupation Poet and Writer
Language Persian, Swedish
Nationality Iranian, Swedish
Education M.A. in Iranian Studies
Alma mater Uppsala University
Period 1991-
Genre Poetry, Bibliography, Iranian Studies
Notable works Marg agar labhā-ye torā dāsht (2003), Man 'Isā ebn-e khodam (2007), Zemestān mashuq-e man ast (2012)
Spouse Ashk Dahlén
Relatives Shirzad Aghaee (father)
Website
http://iranianpoetry.com

Mana Aghaee (Persian: مانا آقایی), born in 1973[1] in Bushehr, Iran, is a distinguished Persian poet, translator, podcast producer, and scholar of Iranian Studies. Since 1987 Mana Aghaee lives in Stockholm, Sweden. She is the daughter of the Iranian scholar and poet Shirzad Aghaee. She has a M.A. degree in Iranian languages from Uppsala University, Sweden, and is a specialist in modern Persian literature.[2]

Mana Aghaee regularly contributes to Persian literary journals and magazines inside and outside of Iran. Her poems have also been translated into several languages, among them, English, Swedish, Turkish, Arabic and German.

Mana Aghaee was the founder and co-producer of Sherophone, the first biweekly podcast of Persian poetry in 2010.[3]

She is married to Ashk Dahlén, Swedish scholar and translator of Persian literature, since 1994.

Published works

Collections of poetry

Aghaee's work can be found in the following anthologies:

Literary Translations

Bibliographical Works

Academic Articles

See also

References

  1. Immigrant Writers in Sweden - Mana Aghaee
  2. Talebi, Niloufar. Belonging: New Poetry by Iranians Around the World. North Atlantic Books. ISBN 978-1-55643-712-0. Retrieved 20 February 2012.
  3. Sherophone - Mana Aghaee
  4. The translations are published regularly at www.iranianpoetry.com

External links

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