Moniro Ravanipour, an Iranian-American author, was born 1952 in Jofreh, a village on the coast of the Persian Gulf. Her birthplace has had a substantial impact on her writing career. In addition to children stories, Ravanipour has written many short stories, several novels, and a few screenplays and memoirs. Her works have been translated into many languages. Her short stories have been published in PEN America, World Literature Today, and CONSEQUENCE Magazine. She received fellowships from Brown University and BMI (Black Mountain Institute) at the University of Nevada.

While her works are banned in her former country, she has been publishing her books on Amazon since 2015. Recently, she started publishing the English translation of her books on Amazon. On her author page, you can find her books in Farsi and English. Moniro moved to the United States in 2007 and now lives in Henderson, Nevada.
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