Stories that cross
borders, cultures
and silences.
Maryam Rafiee writes about what it costs to leave, what survives the crossing, and what it means to build a life between worlds. Her work — shaped by her father's imprisonment in Iran, her own immigration to Canada, and a decade of longing — has been published in The Globe and Mail, The New Quarterly, ROOM Magazine, and beyond.
I write about the lives we leave behind — and the ones we dare to build.
