Pegah Ahmadi

Pegāh Ahmadi (Persian: پگاه احمدی; born 1974) is an Iranian poet, scholar, literary critic, and translator of poetry.

At seventeen, she made her debut as a poet by publishing a poem in the literary magazine Takāpu, edited by Mansur Kushān.

[2] Ahmadi has published four books of poetry, On the Final Sol G (1999), Cadence (2001), Writing Footnotes on the Wall of the Family Home (200?

The first volume of Ahmadi's second scholarly book A Comprehensive Anthology of the Poetry by Iranian Women, was to be published by Cheshmeh Publications.

Ahmadi has published over sixty articles on subject matters related to criticism of verse, theoretical issues about poetry and translation of poems in such monthly and quarterly arts and literary magazines as Dourān, Kārnāmeh, Kelk, Jahān-e Ketāb, Bokhārā, Bidār, Sabk-e Nou, Film, Zanān, Thursday Evening, Āzarang, Nāfeh, Shoukarān, Āzmā, Negāh-e Nou, Payām-e Shomāl and Pāprik.