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Shahrnush Parsipur, pioneering Iranian novelist and feminist voice, dies at 80

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Shahrnush Parsipur, the acclaimed Iranian novelist known for her uncompromising feminist voice in Persian literature, has died at age 80. Born in Tehran in 1946, she authored transformative works such as "Touba and the Meaning of Night" and "Women Without Men," which used magical realism to explore women's bodies and inner lives as acts of political resistance. Parsipur faced censorship and imprisonment under both the Shah's regime and the Islamic Republic, cementing her legacy as a fearless literary figure.

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Shahrnush Parsipur, the Iranian novelist whose work transformed the female experience, history and magical realism into acts of political resistance, has died aged 80.
Parsipur is regarded as one of Persian literature's most uncompromising voices.
She confronted censorship and imprisonment by insisting on women's bodies and inner lives as subject.
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Parsipur was imprisoned under both the Shah and the Islamic Republic

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