that's what we are really working with hossein to articulate. how do we get him connected to publishers, agents, to a community of readers, readers of general literature and also readers with a particular interest in iranian culture? there's some conversation in this community of people involved in this program, because what do you call it quits when you call someone and aside from fellow, it sort of works them. some fellows don't want to be identified that way for the own dignity and sometimes also because of the statement it makes to their home country. maybe they're going to go back one day and they don't want to be seen as someone who have sought asylum elsewhere. if hossein can get to a place where he is able to teach and write and live safely and has a son enrolled in school, that will be a source of great cheer to all of us. >> i'm really alone here. my son is here, but you know, i want to teach here. my parents live in tehran, and i miss my students and my parents and my friends. all of them live in iraq. it takes time for fighting -- fi