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April 17, 2021

RYAN AGHAMOHAMMADI

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Some weeks ago, Aghamohammadi retrieved the shards of a ceramic swan from storage.

On writing, time and memories

By RYAN AGHAMOHAMMADI | March 20, 2021

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Aghamohammadi reflects on for whom stories are meant to be.

My stories are my own

By RYAN AGHAMOHAMMADI | March 6, 2021

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Aghamohammadi reflects on the difficulty of talking about himself.

I don't know what to say

By RYAN AGHAMOHAMMADI | February 13, 2021

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Cassandra of Troy was cursed with knowing prophecies that no one would believe.

The truth is everywhere and cannot be ignored

By RYAN AGHAMOHAMMADI | February 6, 2021

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Aghamohammadi’s dog Suki (left) passed away on Dec. 2, before this article was published.

What it means to leave

By RYAN AGHAMOHAMMADI | December 5, 2020

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In one version of Sleeping Beauty, the prince waltzes into the castle with no dragon to slay.

Changing and staying the same

By RYAN AGHAMOHAMMADI | November 7, 2020

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Aghamohammadi considers representations of vampires through the lens of the pandemic.

In the company of vampires

By RYAN AGHAMOHAMMADI | October 24, 2020

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Aghamohammadi contemplates the ghosts that haunt him.

What we live in

By RYAN AGHAMOHAMMADI | September 25, 2020

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Forging new connections and finding your people at Hopkins

By RYAN AGHAMOHAMMADI | August 30, 2020

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In Greek mythology, Zeus transformed Lycaon into a werewolf as punishment for testing his omniscience.

Werewolves and internalized shame

By RYAN AGHAMOHAMMADI | August 27, 2020

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