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A review of The Bathhouse. Recipient Barthelme award, 1998, Barbara Deming award, 1999, Black Heron award, 2001. She was purged from her job as a professor and a dramaturg and had no way other than exile.

farnoosh moshiri biography of albert

The Bathhouse, her second novel, has been translated into several European and Asian languages. Associate professor of English Montgomery College, Conroe, since 2001.

Achievements

  • Farnoosh M. Moshiri has been listed as a noteworthy language educator, literature educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Works

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    • The Bathhouse: A Novel (Bluestreak)

      (With intense emotion and great literary skill, Farnoosh M...)

    • At the Wall of the Almighty: A Novel (Emerging Voices Series)

      ( About the Author: Farnoosh Moshiri grew up in a literar...)

    • The Crazy Dervish and the Pomegranate Tree

      (Awarded the Black Heron Press Prize for Social Fiction.

      Arrived in the United States, 1987.

      Iranian born writer Farnoosh Moshiri has degrees from the College of Dramatic Arts of Tehran, The University of Iowa, and University of Houston. 1 child Anoosh Afra.

      Farnoosh Moshiri

      Early life and education

      Moshiri grew up in a literary family.

      Her first short story was published in "Sokhan" (one the prestigious literary periodicals of pre-revolutionary Iran) when she was eighteen-years old. June 2003.

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June 2003.
  • Melanie Jennings: Writers Monthly. Volume 37. She has taught literature, playwriting, and creative writing in Universities of Tehran, Kabul, Houston, and Syracuse.

    G. Stinson, Forewords Review: August 2014. Currently, she lives in Houston, where she works on her new novel and paints.

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    educator

    Farnoosh M. Moshiri, Iranian language educator, literature educator. on Against Gravity.

    Master of Fine Arts in English and creative writing, University Houston, 2000.

    Career

    Instructor of drama College of Dramatic Arts, Tehran, 1979—1983. May 2003.

  • Gloria Emerson: The Nation. Her uncle, Fereydoon Moshiri was one of the most prominent and popular poets of Iran. A review of The Bathhouse. In 1983, the rehearsals of her full-length play were interrupted by the guards and the director and actors were arrested.

    Stinson, Foreword Reviews, Fall 2014: A Review of The Drum Tower

  • Kate Wilson, Book Trust, November 6, 2014: A Review of The Drum Tower
  • Alan Caruba, Bookviews—December 2014: A Review of The Drum Tower
  • Azadeh Moaveni, Financial Times, December 5, 2014: A Review of The Drum Tower
  • London Times, January 4, 2015: A Review of The Drum Tower
  • Susan Bethany, The Midwest Book Review: A Review of The Drum Tower
  • Wall Street Journal: "A Glimpse Behind the Wall." A review of "The Bricklayer" (operetta)

    • By Heidi Waleson.

    Number 4. Against Gravity, was chosen by Barnes and Noble for Discover New Writers Series and by Borders Books, Original Voices selection.