Abdi Ohadi is a musician, songwriter, and producer whose extensive career encompasses the creation of original music across a diverse array of genres, including rock, metal, contemporary folk, avant-garde, and experimental music. Drawing on his experience as a university lecturer in both literary and musical disciplines, he is a dedicated educator and mentor based in Iran, guiding emerging artists in instrumental skills, performance, theory, improvisation, and creative production. Bridging his practical expertise with rigorous academic scholarship, Ohadi holds a Ph.D. in English Literature. His research focuses on the interdisciplinary intersections of sound and text, particularly the structural parallels between jazz theory and modernist poetry, bringing a unique, practitioner-informed perspective to literary criticism.
Dr. Hassan Shahabi is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Literature and Foreign Languages at the Islamic Azad University, Kerman Branch. He holds a Ph.D. in English Literature and Language Studies. A dedicated academic and researcher, his primary scholarly interests encompass literary criticism, drama, and postmodern literature. In his current research, Dr. Shahabi brings his extensive background in literary analysis to the exploration of modernist poetry, providing crucial critical frameworks for examining the structural complexities of T. S. Eliot’s work.