Mojgani

Mojgani commonly refers to Anis Mojgani, an American poet and performer known for his work in the spoken word and slam poetry communities. He rose to prominence in the early 2000s as part of a generation of poets who helped bring performance poetry into a wider range of venues, from clubs and cafes to festivals and academic settings. His work is celebrated for its lyrical cadence, imaginative imagery, and ability to blend intimate personal narrative with universal themes.

Mojgani’s performances are characterized by a dynamic, musical delivery and poems that explore identity, hope, resilience, and the emotional textures of everyday life. He has toured extensively, offering readings, workshops, and residencies at schools, colleges, and cultural organizations, and he remains active in shaping contemporary performance poetry through mentorship and collaborations.

In addition to live performances, Mojgani has appeared on television programs such as Def Poetry Jam and has contributed to contemporary poetry anthologies and journals. He has published poetry collections and released spoken-word recordings, helping to expand the reach of modern American poetry. Mojgani continues to write and perform, maintaining a prominent presence in the 21st‑century poetry landscape.