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Creative Non-fiction

Burn Scar

Kubra Iqbal

You had to get your hands dirty to make Sri Lankan food—like fixing a car engine or cleaning out a gutter. 


Gandhi, Salt March, April 5, 1930

Peace in a Grain of Salt

Muhammad Manji

That the burden of peace should lie with the occupied rather than the occupier is one of the great and absurd myths of the colonial age.


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