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Meditation

between Uele and Hebron 

Nada El-Omari

In Arabic, “wholeness” translates in a word that lifts when you say it rather than falling in your chest like in English.


“Sum me up as ecstatic”: a reader’s response to Elana Wolff’s Shape Taking

Catherine Herrmann

I had to dive fully in and swim around the poems as in a vast coral sea


Still from the film, If From Every Tongue It Drips © Sharlene Bamboat

herethere & thisthat – Dripping Tongues between Fan Wu & Sharlene Bamboat

Sharlene Bamboat and Fan Wu

If from Every Tongue It Drips (2021) explores distance and proximity, identity and otherness, through the daily interactions between two queer women.


Reflections from the Heart: Journeying Through COVID Isolation

Amrita Choudhury

I felt more keenly aware of being a visitor and a guest here on this land — something I had always known instinctively.


Call and Response

Mark Foss

Tell me how I can do this and still live.


Forest Floor

Vrajesh Hanspal

    He walked among the trees. They smelled good. He had rarely taken the time to notice. The smell was a counterpoint to that tendency to see only the claustrophobic solitude of boreal forests. In the winter the forests […]


First Principles and Aesthetics

Rana Bose

  When we say first principles, we claim we are going down to the basics. To a fundamental truth. Being totally iterative, methodical and without prejudice. We are arriving at a fundamental principle. Scientists are not supposed to assume anything […]


Minnie and Moskowitz and Jesse and Durga

Jesse Noah Klein & Durga Chew-Bose

  Magnificent. Maddening. John Cassavetes’ Minnie and Moskowitz (1971) is a small story about big love. Seymour Moskowitz, played by Seymour Cassel, is a hapless parking attendant living in Los Angeles. He goes on dates, spends time with strangers at […]


Religious Thought and Alliances with Unholy Practices

Nilambri Ghai

We are the rational and sensible ones with access to almost every piece of information over the Internet. We are intelligent, sentient beings.


Screaming Lambs, Skins and a Grandfather’s Eyes

Rana Bose

Having played Hitler,Nixon and a range of serial killers and social screw-ups, and Picasso, for that matter, the aura surrounding his presence in a frame shot is devilishly complete.


On the Certainty of Uncertainty

Michael Bristol

In Latin, precarius is something given to you as a favour by somebody else, or in other words it describes a bond of dependency.


Dreams and Other Lifelines

Nilanjan Dutta

In Che’s imagination, two things were inextricably linked with sustenance – freedom and sacrifice.


Disaster theatre

Matt Jones

  There is something obscenely theatrical about the Bhopal disaster. On the night of December 2nd 1984, a leak at a Union Carbide pesticide plant caused a 27-ton cloud of methyl isocyanate to drift across the Indian metropolis of Bhopal, […]


Meditations on what it means to be indigenous

Shanti Kumari Johnson

What is it to be indigenous? Indigenous to the land or to your self. Indigenous even to your heart. What is indigenous? Who is indigenous and to what? For we are metaphors of our minds, but the reality is that […]


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