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Cartoon Responses to “300″
We’re all sick & tired of reading overhyped rants about 300, but cartoons are always good eye-candy. And sometimes, images speak louder than words …. Here’s a refreshing take on Persian drama...
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Haft Noun
We all know Tehran Avenue, the veteran city e-zine … For their Farvardin editorials (baharehs), one wit has penned a quirky little satire called “Haft Noun” … the English version is also available @...
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Iran’s Quiet Revolution
Stellar article on Walrus magazine by Deborah Campbell. Snappy & highly readable. http://www.walrusmagazine.com/articles/2006.09-international-affairs-irans-quiet-revolution/
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Silk Road Wanderlust
Having an extreme travel itch, I’ve fantasized about every kind of wandering: a year-long round-the-world port-hopping coastlines by boat, my Iceland midnight-sun obsession, ecotourism off the beaten...
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A Nation of Nose Jobs, Not Nuclear War
Peter Hitchens is the first American journalist to go into Iran since the hostage crisis. What he discovered surprised him – and should make everyone think again about their views on Iran....
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Photo Essay
The Imam as an Idol ……. and they say sculpture is blasphemy?? “Walls of Martyrdom”: Tehran’s Propaganda Murals By Fotini Christia...
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Seeking Signs of Literary Life
The following is an article in NYTimes by Azadeh Moaveni (I post it here because you need a subscription to access it on nytimes.com) LETTER FROM TEHRAN; Seeking Signs of Literary Life By AZADEH...
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FREE KIAN
Letter RELEASE KIAN TAJBAKHSH! By Aryeh Neier To the Editors: On May 11, a few days after the detention in Tehran of Haleh Esfandiari, another Iranian-American scholar, Kian Tajbakhsh, was also...
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