Excited to share that my latest article, “Public Reforms, Private Struggles: The Poetry and Activism of Malakah-i Etezadi,” is now live as part of the Women Poets Iranica project.
This essay offers an analysis of the literary and political life of Malakah-i Etezadi—poet, prose writer, and women’s rights advocate. It delves into her critical poetry and memoirs, situating her work within broader discourses on gender and reform during the Pahlavi era.
You can read it here: