Shohreh Laici

Shohreh Laici (born in 1986) is a Tehran-based essayist and literary translator. Her works have appeared in the range of American Journals, including World Literature Today, The Brooklyn Rail, The Millions, Statorec, Asheville Poetry Review, Two Lines, And Poetry Daily.

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In Exile: A Review of The Ungrateful Refugee: What Immigrants Never Tell You by Dina Nayeri

Shohreh Laici

Ultimately, The Ungrateful Refugee is an instruction book in how to be humane.

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