Pegah Ahmadi
Pegah Ahmadi ( Persian پگاه احمدی; * 1974 in Tehran ) is an Iranian poet , literary critic and translator .
Life
Pegah Ahmadi began writing poetry at the age of seven. Her breakthrough came when she was seventeen when a poem of hers was published in Takāpu magazine . Ahmadi studied Persian literature at the University of Tehran . She later published regularly in literary newspapers in Iran.
Her previous works include several collections of poetry, academic publications, literary reviews and translations of primarily American poetry , such as by Sylvia Plath .
Pegah Ahmadi currently works as editor-in-chief of the literary magazine Paperik .
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Poetry collections
- 1999: Ruy-e Sol-e Pāyān-i
- 2001: Kādens
- 200 ?: Tahshiyeh bar Divār-e Khānegi , (footnotes on the walls of the family house)
- 2004: Īn Ruzhā'yam Galūst (I have a neck from my current life)
- 2008: Āhū Khāni , (troubleshooting)
- 2011: Sardam Nabud (I wasn't cold)
- 2018: stunner
scientific publications
- 2005: She'r-e Zan az Āghāz tā Emruz (Female poetry from the beginning to the present day)
- 200 ?: Āntology-e Jāme'e She'r-e Zanān-e Irāni (Anthology of Female Iranian Poetry, Volume I)
Translations from English
- 2000: Āvāz Āsheghāneh-ye Dokhtar-e Divāneh , (love song of a mentally ill girl), by Sylvia Plath
- 2007: Sad o Yek Haiku, Az Gozashteh tā Emruz , (Hundred-and-one Haiku from the Past to the Present), by Jackie Hardy
See also
- Forugh Farrochzad (1934–1967), Iranian poet
Web links
- Short biography , Sujet Verlag
- Biography on Khorshidprize.com ( Memento from December 31, 2008 in the Internet Archive ) (Persian)
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Ahmadi, Pegah |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Iranian poet, literary critic and translator |
| DATE OF BIRTH | 1974 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Tehran |