Zahra Feizbakhsh Tavana is currently a PhD candidate in English literature at the University of Houston, where her research focuses on empire studies, global anglophone writing, immigration studies, and human rights. Her critical work explores the complex intersections of immigration and human rights, with a focus on the liminal experience of waiting, the struggle for dignity, and the shifting nature of identity. Tavana delves into the challenges of living as an immigrant and undocumented individual, where survival often means adapting like a chameleon — constantly alert, concealed, and ever changing.
Forough Farrokhzad Folio
Summer 2025
The Ring
In a sweet smile, the young girl said:“What is the mystery of this golden ring?The mystery of this ringthat so firmly grasps my finger.”The mystery of this ringin its radiant […]
Forough Farrokhzad Folio
Summer 2025
Friday
Noiseless Fridayforsaken FridayFriday, melancholic, like dusty alleysFriday, the frigid day of ailing, hollow thoughtsFriday, the cold day of ceaseless, brutal monotonyoh Friday, the day of vain hopeoh Friday, this disavowing […]
