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Embracing Humanity:
Good morning, my friends. Today, I am excited to share something very close to my heart: my debut novella, A Family of Seven and One T.V., is now available for preorder. This story grew from years of working closely with refugee communities in the Middle East, shaped by the stories, laughter, and grief we have shared. It invites readers to see these communities with softer, more loving eyes.
This novella is a light-hearted comedy told through nine segments, capturing the r

Anosha Zereh
Jun 273 min read


The Valley of Courage: A Reflection on Inner Peace and Resilience
In Iranian memory, the lion has long stood for courage and sovereignty; here it walks through a war‑torn orchard under the shadow of an eagle and a shrine‑beast.
This is my way of speaking about Iran, Palestine, and Afghanistan in the current wars without maps or headlines—only animals, orchards, and the dangerous act of remembering the taste of our innate wisdom.

Anosha Zereh
Mar 244 min read


Our Western Comfort Is Not Innocent
I want to tell you the truth: we Europeans and Americans are not innocent in this story. Our comfort is not neutral. When we fill our tanks, when we tap our cards, when we upgrade our phones, we are plugged into an order that feeds on someone else’s night. The quiet of our suburbs is insured by the sirens of Gaza, the hunger of Kabul, the sanctions suffocating Tehran, the rubble of Sana...
We may not dismantle empire in a single gesture. But we can refuse, again and again, t

Anosha Zereh
Mar 96 min read
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