Nasim Mansuri is a 20-something Baha’i writer of fiction, non fiction and fan fiction, as well as many articles on entertainment at Hypable.com and spirituality at BahaiTeachings.org (where she is also part of the editorial staff). She also occasionally writes about writing for the WPI Professional Writing Program blog.
Given that she’s lived in Paraguay, Israel, Tanzania, Lithuania and the USA, you’ll find hints of countries from around the world in her writing. She’s very passionate about the written word and its role in the betterment of society.
Originally from Paraguay, she’s currently pursuing a BS in Chemical Engineering and a BS in Professional Writing in Massachusetts, where she’s also engaged in establishing a strong junior youth and children’s spiritual empowerment program with the local community.
She’s a frequent participant of National Novel Writing Month, and fan fiction exchanges like the Narnia Fic Exchange and the Rare Pair exchange. In November she likes to start word sprints on twitter.
Check out Nasim’s list of works in progress to see what she’s up to!
Past Appearances
A guest blog post on Lyn the Thorne-Alder’s blog (or here)
Featured in a NaNoWriMo Spotlight for The Kelworth Files
Talks at the National University of Itapua (Universidad Nacional de Itapua)
Guest on Mugglecast (to talk about Harry Potter) and Hype Podcast (to talk about Sense8)
Oh I’m gonna follow you for sure.
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You need to give readers a way to subscribe to your blog. WordPress has a widget for that.
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I thought it was the same as the ‘follow’ button at the corner of the page? Or am I wrong? *goes to check*
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Hmm, that’s strange. There always used to be a follow button, but I don’t see one on your blog. And there’s none on mine either, now that I’m thinking about it. I wonder if WP has done another “hate Macs” thing and I just can’t see it. I do use the subscribe widget, but I’m thinking about changing the theme, since it’s all the way at the bottom.
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Yeah, for me it shows up as I scroll up/down. But I’m on a PC. I’ve realized it doesn’t work with mobile, either.
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Okay, my confusion. It used to be at the top of the page, so that’s where I looked for it. Now I see that it’s at the bottom. I’ve been on WordPress a long time, and still don’t understand the compulsion to constantly change things that are working fine.
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I love your writing! and because of that I’ve nominated you for a little blog award 🙂 http://caledonacres.ca/liebster-award/
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Great! Great! Great!.. Nasim
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