Watch Hane Selmani Speak
Stories have the power to break silence, create connection, and open conversations that many people are afraid to have.
In this speaking clip, author Hane Selmani shares reflections on truth, memory, family honor, trauma, healing, and the personal journey behind her memoir, A Country Called Brooklyn.
Known for her honest and deeply human storytelling, Hane speaks about the lasting impact of violence and silence within families and cultures, while also exploring resilience, identity, and the courage it takes to tell the truth.
Her work has resonated with readers, book clubs, educators, women’s groups, and audiences interested in conversations around:
- Family and generational trauma
- Honor culture and identity
- Women’s voices and survival
- Healing through storytelling
- Memoir and personal narrative
- Albanian-American experiences
Featured Memoir
A Country Called Brooklyn is a powerful memoir exploring blood feuds, family honor, and the murder of Hane’s sister through the lens of an Albanian-American family navigating grief, silence, and survival.
Available For
- Speaking engagements
- Literary panels
- Book clubs
- University discussions
- Women’s organizations
- Podcast interviews
- Cultural and community events
Watch the clip and learn more about Hane’s story, speaking topics, and upcoming appearances.
