Image based on photo by Mohammad
Tehrani
Bio
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Web: RoyaHakakian.com
Miracle on 55th Street
When you first arrive as a refugee in America...
December 24, 2003
The
sound of words
In words, in literature, we wrapped ourselves and waited
August 24, 2003
Heard
enough
It’s high time we turned a deaf ear to those who misled
the nation for quarter of a century
May 29, 2003
Do
you miss me?
Poem
December 7, 2002
Magical
chair of nails
Becoming a writer in a second language
November 29, 2002
Alive
by the Dead Sea
The currency of good cheer and high spirits is in equal demand.
The two nemeses, Arabs and Jews, seek it for different reasons
June 7, 2002
Blinking
stars
Poem
March 14, 2002
Equal
Poem
January 22, 2002
October
Seventh, Two Thousand and One
Poem
October 30, 2001
Why
does the cloud rain?
Poem
February 13, 2001
Absence
Poem
December 21, 2000
Witeness
Poem
December 8, 2000
Queasy
feeling
Enjoy Shirin Neshat's thrilling art. But...
November 30, 2000
The
tale of the elusive octopus
Poem
November 8, 2000
Literature
of the night
Poem
October 25, 2000
Water
for love
Poems
October 12, 2000
No
more kids stuff
"The Circle" tackles women's issues without pseudo-poetic
symbolism
September 29, 2000
Bio
Roya Hakkakian is the author of "Beh khaater-e aab"
("For the Sake of Water"), a widely-acclaimed book of
poetry first published in 1993 (Tasveer Publishers; second edition
1998 Par Books, Virginia, tel: 703-533-1727). Hakkakian came to
the United States in 1985 and is a freelance journalist with CBS
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