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Goli Taraghi: The Pomegranate Lady and Her Sons

Iranian author Goli Taraghi's recent collection translates many of her short stories of the past forty years into English for the first time.

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By Michael Silverblatt • Dec 25, 2014 • 28m Listen

Iranian author

Goli Taraghi believes that everyday objects have a lived history behind them that goes back to "primordial time." The recent collection

The Pomegranate Lady and Her Sons

(W.W. Norton & Co.) translates many of her short stories of the past forty years into English for the first time. Taraghi tells how she learned to convert experience into fable, and explains her stories’ conscious subtlety in charting the entry of the eternal into the daily world.

This interview originally aired January 2, 2014.

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