Homa Pourasgari


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Topics of conversation:

  • Fascinating information about current Saudi Arabia, and why Homa chose it for the setting of her second novel.
  • Freedom of speech, human rights, woman's rights issues, church and state....and more!
  • Pourasgari's personal thoughts about the current state of government in the US, the monetary system, and how these issues will influence her next novel.
  • What are women in Saudi Arabia really thinking?
  • Advice and tips on social media, internet marketing, Twitter, Facebook, blogging, etc.

Homa Pourasgari resides in Los Angeles, California. She received a degree in Business from Loyola Marymount University, after which she left to live in Paris for one year and attended the University of Sorbonne, focusing on literature. Multilingual, she has been traveling since the age of five and has experienced many different cultures. Homa has worked in various industries such as marketing, retail, banking, accounting and fitness, but she has always returned to her true love—writing. Following the success of her first novel, “Lemon Curd,” she has now published “The Dawn of Saudi.”

The Dawn of Saudi

Homa Pourasgari
Linbrook Press (2009)
ISBN 9780977978014
Reviewed by Olivera Baumgartner-Jackson for Reader Views (9/09) 

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Synopsis:Set in Saudi Arabia and United States, The Dawn of Saudi takes the reader from a conservative country with no freedom to a country that strives to provide equality for everyone. The book is international and multicultural with characters from all walks of life and religions working together as a team to overcome the prejudice created by powerful people who want to divide and conquer the world.