Mojdeh has a deep interest in world literature including Persian Poetry. In this episode she discusses what led her to translating poetry, specifically Iranian women's poetry, and how she provides a profound translation of words to convey the deep meaning behind the works she translates. Her work is meticulous, focused, and crafted but she does it because she loves it. Listen in as she shares her story.

Mojdeh Bahar doesn't currently have a website but her works can be found on Amazon here.

You can reach Mojdeh at her email address: baharmojdeh@gmail.com

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Intrigue, mystery, suspense, that's what you'll find in John DeDakis's novel but the story of how it came to be is even more interesting. Using real life events to inform his writing, John wrote his most recently released fiction novel, Enemies Domestic, by taking the shocking news stories that were happening and putting his main character, Lark Chadwick right in the thick of it all. John discusses how his 8 am daily coffee routine with his wife, helps inform his storytelling and keeps him turning the pages for his readers. You don't want to miss this informational episode with John, who provides us with great inspiration and ideas to keep our own writing going.

Visit John DeDakis's website at https://johndedakis.com/ for more information on his work.

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Join Philippe as he dives into his background with writing and publishing and also shares how he realized the Fibonacci sequence which involves numbers, plays a role in how children learn. Join us for an interesting conversation about Philippe's personal love of puzzles and how that translated into his idea for this book!

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