Sohrab Mosahebi (He/They/Ou) – working mostly with the pen-name-spelling of “Sohrab mosaheB” – is an Iranian student of Comparative Literature in Canada. Ethnically, he is a Persian, connected to more than three thousand years of literary history. Academically, his research field is literary theory and criticism, specifically racial politics of language and neocolonialism. He has been writing poetry in his mother tongue (Persian) since he was eight and started writing in English in the late 2010s. He has been active in the arts and cultural scene of Iran for many years and has published two full-length poetry collections in Persian so far. He has also been published in online and print magazines including Wandering Autumn and Solstice Literary Magazine amongst others. His poems are mostly inspired by his personal and daily life; one that had been written for his late mother was included in the anthology “Now that you are gone from this world.” He tends to focus more on philosophical and social issues and challenge what people take as self-evident in their ideologies or daily lives. You can follow him on his homepage at www.sohrabmosaheb.com or other online platforms with the handle “@SohrabmosaheB”.