Ali Alizadeh Author
قصائد
Listening to Michael Jackson in Tehran الانجليزية
Robespierre الانجليزية
We الانجليزية
Evening Star الانجليزية
Your Terrorist الانجليزية
Merri Creek الانجليزية
Ali Alizadeh Author
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* 02.09.1976, Tehran, ايران
يعيش في: Melbourne, أستراليا
Ali Alizadeh is a Melbourne-based writer whose books include Transactions, Ashes in the Air and Iran: My Grandfather. His work has been described as 'masterful', 'infuriating', 'monstrously clever' and 'beautifully twisted'. He's lived and worked in China, Iran, Turkey, UAE and is now a lecturer in literary studies and creative writing at Monash University. His poetry has been the subject of programs on ABC TV and ABC Radio National, and he was shortlisted for the Australian Prime Minister's Literary Award in 2012. In 2013 his latest work of fiction was longlisted for the Frank O'Conner Short Story Award. He was born in Iran and migrated to Australia as a teenager. He has worked as a delivery driver, street performer, kitchen hand, proofreader and hair-wrapper, and is currently working on a novel about Jeanne d'Arc. He's an editor with Vlak and has a website: http://alializadeh.wordpress.com/
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يعيش في: Melbourne, أستراليا
Ali Alizadeh is a Melbourne-based writer whose books include Transactions, Ashes in the Air and Iran: My Grandfather. His work has been described as 'masterful', 'infuriating', 'monstrously clever' and 'beautifully twisted'. He's lived and worked in China, Iran, Turkey, UAE and is now a lecturer in literary studies and creative writing at Monash University. His poetry has been the subject of programs on ABC TV and ABC Radio National, and he was shortlisted for the Australian Prime Minister's Literary Award in 2012. In 2013 his latest work of fiction was longlisted for the Frank O'Conner Short Story Award. He was born in Iran and migrated to Australia as a teenager. He has worked as a delivery driver, street performer, kitchen hand, proofreader and hair-wrapper, and is currently working on a novel about Jeanne d'Arc. He's an editor with Vlak and has a website: http://alializadeh.wordpress.com/
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