I interviewed Melody Moezzi a few years ago after I finished her first and second books War on Error and Haldol and Hyacinths. Melody, who is Iranian-American, is an activist, lawyer, writer. She also happens to be diagnosed bipolar 1. As I read her newest book The Rumi Prescription: How an Ancient Mystic PoetContinue reading “Activist Melody Moezzi’s The Rumi Prescription a timely tour de force”
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March for Our Lives Rallies Shed Light on Gun Violence issues across United States
Photo of Olivia Broderick, a sophomore at North Haven High School It was a cold, March 24, Saturday in front of the state capital and Bushnell Park in Hartford Connecticut. People filed in with placards for the March for Our Lives rally and march, one of many that took place across the United States, theContinue reading “March for Our Lives Rallies Shed Light on Gun Violence issues across United States”
Author Melody Moezzi Talks about Mental Health and Muslims
First ran on the International Bipolar Foundation’s blog I interviewed Melody Moezzi, an Iranian-American bipolar Muslim feminist activist, an attorney, a writer and author of the award-winning books War on Error: Real Stories of American Muslims and Haldol and Hyacinths: A Bipolar Life. She blogs for BP Magazine as well as the Huffington Post and Ms.Continue reading “Author Melody Moezzi Talks about Mental Health and Muslims”
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