Nahid Bagheri goldsmith

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Nahid Bagheri goldsmith , ( Persian ناهید باقری - گلداشمید; * June 22, 1957 in Tehran ) is an Austrian- Iranian poet , prose writer and translator living in Vienna .

Life

Nahid Bagheri comes from a wealthy entrepreneurial family in Tehran. She published her first poems in the mid-1970s, including in newspapers such as Keyhan , worked as a journalist until 1980 (including for Aftab-e Iran ) and studied Persian and Arabic linguistics and literature. After her fiancé was murdered, she left Iran and went into exile in Vienna. In 1983 she married the Austrian physicist Gerhard Goldschmied. She has published novels and volumes of poetry, works as a language teacher and translator. She publishes u. a. in the journals Zwischenwelt , Das Jüdische Echo . She is chairwoman of the Iranian Art and Culture Association in Exile Marzpeyma (Border Crosser ), which was founded in Vienna in 2007 , and is a member and individual delegate of the IG Authors Authors , the Austrian PEN Club and the Austrian Writers' Association . In 2008 she took part in Ülkü Akbaba's documentary Border Crossers .

Works

  • Cantata of love. Poems (Farsi). Peyvand, Tehran 1980
  • Poppy red characters. Poems (Farsi). Peyvand, Tehran 1982
  • Meet in autumn. Poems (Farsi). Peyvand, Tehran 1984
  • In the foreign. Poems. Mlakar publishing house, St. Peter ob Judenburg 1994, ISBN 3-900289-33-6 .
  • Chawar. Roman (Farsi). Baran Verlag, Sweden 1998
  • The windows of the world (Farsi). Arash Verlag - Stockholm 2003, ISBN 91-87529-15-7
  • Chawar. Novel. Verlag der Theodor Kramer Gesellschaft, Vienna 2009, ISBN 978-3-901602-21-4 .
  • Chawar. Roman (Farsi). Verlag der Theodor Kramer Gesellschaft, Vienna 2013, ISBN 978-3-901602-53-5 .

Anthologies

  • Traces: anthology of Austrian poetry. Driesch Verlag, Drösing 2014, ISBN 978-3-902787-24-8 . (German / Farsi)
  • Love knows all the languages ​​in the world . Persian poetry of the present, German translations by Nahid Bagheri-Goldschmied in collaboration with Konstantin Kaiser . Verlag der Theodor Kramer Gesellschaft, Vienna 2016, ISBN 978-3-901602-70-2 . (Farsi / German)

Awards

  • 1975: Prize for the youth newspaper, Tehran Festival, organized by the Center for the Intellectual Development of Children and Young People
  • 2001: LyrikPreis “Writing Between Cultures” from edition-exil, Vienna
  • 2009: Book award from BM: UK for the novel Chawar
  • 2017: Theodor Kramer Prize for writing in resistance and in exile, together with Renate Welsh

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Individual evidence

  1. vienna.at: Women between Migration, Convention and Revolt: Border Crossers offers insights into the different life stories of seven women who live in Vienna.
  2. ^ Tiroler Tageszeitung Online - Theodor Kramer Prize 2017 to Bagheri-Goldschmied and Welsh-Rabady . Article dated June 14, 2017, accessed March 4, 2020.