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I grew up in Herat, Afghanistan
I currently live in
Tehran, Iran
I was raised in Dari and Pashto. (languages)
I read and write in English and Dari. (languages)
I write Short_stories. (genres)
I write for
unborn readers.
Reason why I write: To record the wounds.
My favourite authors are Virginia Woolf Anton Chekhov Fyodor Dostoevsky Simone de Beauvoir Margaret Atwood.
My favourite stories on The GOAT PoL include Aida’s Dreams ,
My favourite subject(s) to write about include Freedom, Courage.
The most difficult part I find about writing is The beginning part.
Most rewarding moment as a writer for me is When I got a prize for writing.
Bio:
Freshta Azimi is an Afghan emerging writer, a member of the Herat Literary Association, and a student of Persian Language and Literature at Allameh Tabataba'i University. Her fiction is driven by a commitment to freedom, courage, resistance, and the defense of women's voices and rights. Through her stories, she explores memory, identity, and the human struggle against oppression.
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I grew up in Herat, Afghanistan
I currently live in Tehran, Iran
I was raised in Dari and Pashto. (languages)
I read and write in English and Dari. (languages)
I write Short_stories. (genres)
I write for unborn readers.
Reason why I write: To record the wounds.
My favourite authors are Virginia Woolf Anton Chekhov Fyodor Dostoevsky Simone de Beauvoir Margaret Atwood.
My favourite stories on The GOAT PoL include Aida’s Dreams ,
My favourite subject(s) to write about include Freedom, Courage.
The most difficult part I find about writing is The beginning part.
Most rewarding moment as a writer for me is When I got a prize for writing.
Bio:
Freshta Azimi is an Afghan emerging writer, a member of the Herat Literary Association, and a student of Persian Language and Literature at Allameh Tabataba'i University. Her fiction is driven by a commitment to freedom, courage, resistance, and the defense of women's voices and rights. Through her stories, she explores memory, identity, and the human struggle against oppression.











