A poem by me entitled “Margaret oder Margot”. In a land faraway/ with green hills/ and a view of Alpes/ on a wooden bench/ with a white, long-skirt dress/ which has a big dark-blue mesh/ my head is on his shoulder:/ “Auf wieder Sehen.”/ From faraway/ A man calls me:/ “Margeret”/ or “Margot.”
My essay in Shargh newspaper on some misuse of Persian words (specifically, making plural form of Persian words using Arabic plural signs.
My essay in Shargh newspaper criticizing some aspects of TV advertisements in Iran (which is Persian language-related and doesn’t make sense to write it in English).
My essay in Shargh newspaper on the relation between reading yellow papers and the study (in general). I’ve concluded that yellow-readers are more likely to be insistent readers of cheap, love-oriented novels.
My report in Shargh analyzing the first page of Iranian newspapers the day after the C-130 crash.
On a phrase in Persian which has been used in a wrong way to write a piece of news for Fars news agency. This wrong-written sentence has been transcribed literally in other news media like Shargh and Iran newspapers.
The disaster of C-130 crash and death of more than 100 people, among them many journalists, is being deviated by using such words as “martyr” and honouring them when they are dead and these sort of things have nothing to do with them or even their bereaved families.
My essay in Shargh newspaper on a TV advertisement which I love it.
On a headline of a yellow weekly which reads, “Exclusive interview with the youngest Iranian killer!”. I wrote a critique in Shargh.
