No Apocalypse for Me (in English)

No Apocalypse for Me (2022) is a poetry collection on survival in the post-apocalyptic pandemic times. A continuation to the book At the Altar of the Lord Virus (2021). Written in Melbourne, the city with the world's longest lockdown, it explores dark corners of the soul confronting confinement and attempts to transcend and release by aids of an abstract mind and capability to love.

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Published in 2022 by Salim Ghazi Saeedi

At the Altar of the Lord Virus (in English)

At the Altar of the Lord Virus is a poetry collection that was written between Mar 2020 and Mar 2021 after Salim Ghazi Saeedi moved to Melbourne and lived through a severe pandemic lockdown. It explores the dynamics of a dislocated soul and powerlessness before an unrecognizable "supreme" force, an unknown God or as the book puts it, the Lord Virus.

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Published in 2021 by Salim Ghazi Saeedi

The Book of Unsay (in English)

The Book of Unsay is an experimental prose poetry book by Salim Ghazi Saeedi. Philosophical and idealistic in sermon-like tone with hermetic influences, the book is filled with denial outcries of word and reason - the consensus values.

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Published in 2017 by Salim Ghazi Saeedi

The Beast in between Your Ears (in Persian)

The Beast in between your Ears (Farsi) (2023) is a poetry collection written by Salim Ghazi Saeedi. The book comes in three sections of Thesis, Antithesis and Synthesis representing cyclic evolutions during poet's experiences.

The Holy Book of Anthropolatry (in Persian)

The Holy Book of Anthropolatry is a poetry book written in Persian philosophizing eroticism as the art form expressing the sense of touch.

Read the press release in English here and in Persian here.

Published in 2017 by Salim Ghazi Saeedi

Poetry Collection (in Persian)

This book is the Persian version to The Book of Unsay. Read samples and more info at this page.

Published in 2013 by Salim Ghazi Saeedi