Writing Career
Moniro started writing again from 1965, and wrote children's books and screen plays. A year after Iran-Iraq War she went to the City Khanaqin boundaries, for writing a novel about war using the identity of a Martyr's mother. After 1988 Moniro published her works using her real name and in 1994 for the first time she was invited the Women's studies Organization of Vienna. Later she was invited for speeches to 21 countries, and then she was invited by: Khaneh Farhanghaye Jahan, Goethe-Institut, Literary Center of Gumusluk, Bodrum, Gotenburg expo in Sweden, Heinrich Böll Foundation, in Germany, France, U.S.A., and ...
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