This episode features Iranian-Canadian novelist Kimia Eslah talking with interviewer Tanis MacDonald about her aims in writing fiction to serve social justice and combat gendered violence and about feminism, diversity, and friendship in her second novel Sister Seen, Sister Heard

This episode features Iranian-Canadian novelist Kimia Eslah talking with interviewer Tanis MacDonald about her aims in writing fiction to serve social justice and combat gendered violence and about feminism, diversity, and friendship in her second novel Sister Seen, Sister Heard

This episode features Iranian-Canadian novelist Kimia Eslah talking with interviewer Tanis MacDonald about her aims in writing fiction to serve social justice and combat gendered violence and about feminism, diversity, and friendship in her second novel&nbsp;Sister Seen, Sister Heard

KIMIA ESLAH on writing fiction to serve social justice and her novel "Sister Seen, Sister Heard"

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KIMIA ESLAH on writing fiction to serve social justice and her novel "Sister Seen, Sister Heard"

KIMIA ESLAH on writing fiction to serve social justice and her novel "Sister Seen, Sister Heard"