Bøger af Soodabeh Saeidnia

Here are the short poems, micro-poetry and haiku by 31 new and accomplished poets from Canada, USA, Australia, England, Egypt, Bangladesh, and many other countries. In addition, a number of amazing photos have been presented by four amateur and professional photographers from Canada and Iran.

This is a bilingual anthology including contemporary and modern poems in English from 61 poets around the world (USA, Canada, UK, Australia, European and Middle Eastern countries) together with the Farsi translations. Some of the poets are well-known writers in their countries (even internationally), and some are just new poets. This anthology also contains 61 photos by 10 professional and amateur photographers.

Here you will meet poets who took refuge in the sanctuary of their homes away from the unseen enemy. They thought about their loved ones as they read horrible news. Prayed for parents, children, friends they were separated from, quarantined or under ventilators. They wrote of their hopes and dreams in poems while passing through the Lockdown nightmare era of COVID without losing sight of the return journey to the Sun. This anthology of 26 poets from the USA, Canada, Australia, and the UK is the selection made by the editors from the more than 150 inkwells who so graciously answered the call for submissions.

To kindle a flame on Middle Eastern contemporary poetry in English that is relatively unknown to the Western readers, Voice of Monarch Butterflies brings together the poems by ten emerging to well-accomplished poets including Soodabeh Saeidnia, Mohammad Forouzani, Debasis Mukhopadhyay, Aimal Zaman, Abu Sufian, Ash Bahget, Anooshka Khazaeie, Ahmad Al-Khatat, Mohamed Samy and Latif Shareef Dhmayd who are originally from different countries like Iran, Egypt, Iraq, Afghanistan, and even farther like Bangladesh and India. The shimmering elements of Middle Eastern poetry and art either flow visibly in their English words or hide behind the modern and fancy lines but finally show off themselves to the reader through the pieces and short poems, which have been selected among the captivating lines of joy, nature, life and love to despair, distress, grief and death. This collection is like a terrace on the hanging gardens of poetry inviting readers to hear the voice of migratory butterflies.

The present book is the third volume of the bilingual series of poetry collection, Persian Sugar in English Tea. The anthology includes short poems, micro-poetry and haiku by 59 new and well-accomplished poets from Canada, USA, UK, Ireland, India, and other Asian, Middle Eastern and European countries. Readers are able to follow the Persian translations/scripts right after each poet's biography.

This book provides a comprehensive review of the literature available on satureja covering the ethnomedicine, micromorphology, the main secondary metabolites in its various species, as well it's important biological and pharmacological activities and the underlying mechanism of action for some of its medicinal properties.