Essays + Flash Fiction & Nonfiction

Sometimes Erasure Is The Only Path To Closure, Pidgeonholes

A New Look, Readers’ Notes column, Ruminate, Double Issue 63/64: Regeneration

When Home is Not an Option, Lost Balloon

First Monsoon, SugarSugarSalt Literary Magazine, Reprint

Swimming, (Mac)ro(Mic)

On Lock At A Time, Evoke Literary Magazine

First Monsoon, MAYDAY Magazine

Real Heart, (Mac)ro(Mic)

“Simon,” in the And If That Mockingbird Don't Sing: Parenting Stories Gone Speculative Anthology by Alternating Current Press

Author’s Bio

Naz is an Iranian-American writer and filmmaker. Her writing has appeared in literary journals including Mayday Magazine, (mac)ro(mic), and Lost Balloon. Previously, her translations have been published in Farsi. She is an Associate Editor at SugarSugarSalt.

Naz holds an MFA in Writing and an MA in Media Arts. She lives in North Carolina and teaches storytelling and film editing at the UNC-Chapel Hill’s Hussman School of Journalism and Media and the Center for Documentary Studies at Duke. She is currently working on a memoir.