Editions
Among editions of her diwan the following may may be mentioned: ed. H. Moayyad, Costa Mesa, Calif., 1987 (includes a new introduction, a letter by Abu'l-Fathá Etesami, dated 20 April 1986, and a bibliography); ed. M. Mozaffariann, Tehran, 1364/1985; ed. A. Karimi, with an introduction by S. Behbahani, Tehran, 1369 ˆ./1990.
A partial English translation may be found in: H. Moayyad and M. A. Madelung, tr. A Nightingale's Lament, Lexington, Ky, 1985 (tr. of eighty-two of Parvin's poems).
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