If you were born with freedom, you've won the lottery.

Ghazaleh’s happy childhood memory from Iran had resurfaced, for very sad reasons.

But she will make new ones.

When Joseph ate the tart, he didn't know about the beef.

Phoebe's grandmother had a way of saying things.

Sahand shares his father's life lessons from the prison in Iran.

Shayan remembers a protest in Teheran that he never even planned to join.

In times of uncertainty, those who had moral clarity are missed the most.

Alborz remembers a trip to Iran, where he caught a glimpse of the fabric from which his family weaves stories and dreams.

Luana found out she was a character in the worst novel, and not the main.

Irina reflects on the connection between home and language.