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Zan
Suzi Ehtesham-Zadeh
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Belletristik/Erzählende Literatur
Beschreibung
In prose that is both unflinching and lyrical, Suzi Ehtesham-Zadeh presents Zan, a collection of fourteen stories that provide a deep and nuanced view of contemporary Iranian women as they navigate a crucial moment in their nation’s history.
A university student strips off her hijab in the streets of Tehran and films herself as part of a daring protest movement. A wealthy Iranian woman living in Atlanta maintains a secret life as a burlesque dancer. A teenager slips out of a hotel room at night to skinny dip in the toxic Caspian Sea. An Iranian lesbian agonizes over her coming out and her father’s subsequent attempts to re-educate her. These are some of the many windows Zan opens into the complex lives of Iranian women today–those who continue to suffer oppression under the Islamic Republic, those who are crafting new identities in America, and those who hover somewhere in between.
Against the backdrops of the Islamic Republic and the American empire, these women grapple with the rigid standards foisted upon them and struggle to forge meaningful relationships with people who misunderstand and otherize them. Winner of the 2022 Dzanc Short Collection Prize, Zan explores feelings familiar to anyone who has ever felt marginalized or who has sought a home in a world where cultures collide and conflict.
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Iran, Short Story, Islamic Revolution, Identity, Islam, Struggle, Iranian Women, Culture, Muslim Women, Cultural Identity, Feminist Literature, Farsi, Love, Zan, Short Story Collection, Women, Fiction, Georgia, Relationships, Feminism, Religion