Third Person, or Nastaran Ahmadi writes personal essays about Nastaran Ahmadi.
The same age Soussan's father was when he died, leaving behind Soussan and her three siblings. Bahman, Soussan's younger brother, born of the woman Soussan grew up calling mother, was a fuck-up and a failure. Nastaran remembers she was hopping off the landing onto the lower step when Annie said Nast...
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