Moniru Ravanipor Iranian Writer
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Moniru Ravanipor is a 72 year old Iranian Writer born on 24th July, 1952 in Bushehr. Her zodiac sign is Leo
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| First Name |
Moniru
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| Last Name |
Ravanipor
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| Birthday |
24th July, 1952
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| Birthplace |
Bushehr
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| Zodiac Sign |
Leo
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| Nationality |
Iranian
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| Occupation Text |
Novelist, Short story writer
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| Occupation |
Writer
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| Official Websites |
http://www.roozoshab.com/, https://www.moniravanipor.com/
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Moniro Ravanipour (born 1952, Bushehr) is an internationally acclaimed innovative writer who is the author of ten titles published in Iran, including two collections of short fiction, Kanizu and Satan's Stones, and the novels The Drowned, Heart of Steel, and Gypsy by Fire. Her tales, described as "reminiscent in their fantastic blend of realism, myth, and superstition of writers like Rulfo, Garcia Marquez, even Tutuola," frequently take as their setting the small, remote village in southern Iran where she was born. Nahid Mozaffari, editor of Strange Times, My Dear: The International PEN Anthology of Contemporary Iranian Literature, wrote that Ravanipour "has been successful in the treatment of the complex subjects of tradition and modernity, juxtaposing elements of both, and exposing them in all their contradictions without idealizing either." Ravanipour was among seventeen activists to face trial in Iran for their participation in the 2000 Berlin Conference, accused of taking part in anti-Iran propaganda. Copies of her current work were recently stripped from bookstore shelves in Iran in a countrywide police action. She is a former Brown University International Writers Project Fellow.
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