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Red Nets, Digital painting © Sharon Bourke

A Communion with the Atmosphere

Sharon Bourke

Works of art reveal themselves to me, rather than my creating or composing preconceived notions.


Rana Bose, 2022

Namesake and Volver

Rana Bose

Slowly, the majority vote like idiots / And let idiots rule the majority / Slowly they make films like Namesake / Of Mothers left behind


Our Food is in Jeopardy

Subhadra Khaperde & Rahul Banerjee

Ecosystem restoration and sustainable agriculture are two sides of the same coin and must go hand in hand.


Antibes, Digital painting © Sharon Bourke

A Communion with the Atmosphere

Sharon Bourke

In my early school days, I was frequently sent out of class and instructed by the teacher to draw pictures on the walls of the hallway in chalk.


11 Steps, revisited

Susan Dubrofsky

11 Steps is a comment on the fogginess in the minds of our government as to what human chaos would really unfold if a nuclear disaster occurred....


Greetings, Grief, and Kabir

Nilambri Ghai

Kabir cries now for the world has lost its mind


Shell’s Arctic Drilling Will Destroy Our Homeland And Culture

Rosemany Ahtuangaruak

This week families across the country will be celebrating Thanksgiving—sharing food and telling stories


Apocalyptic Phone Call, 2002 & Dolphins Don’t Blow Each Other Up

Julie Mahfood

But do dolphins bicker in front of offspring...?


Elegy for a Chinese (or any other) mineworker

Rana Bose

... and sorrow alone, unable, could not hold back the roof ...


Identity and violence

Niranjana Iyer

Of particular topical interest is Sen's deconstruction of the idea that a clash between the "Islamic civilization" and "western civilization" is inevitable.


Glass mosaics

Nelsy Massoud

At 17 years old, the religious war in Lebanon that ravaged a beloved and magical place, sent me on a journey to Africa. There, pride, wisdom, love, art and knowledge developed in me and I could not accept what one colour did to the other colour.


Editors' picks

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    Not So White, Not Quite Black: A Provincial Life in Monotones

    Pranav Prakash
  • Art

    Immersed in the materiality

    Justine Béliveau
  • Book Review

    Mexico: Historic heartland of a radical social movement

    Maya Khankhoje
  • Poetry

    Sneers the poem

    Nicola Vulpe
  • Short Story

    Talking on the Wall

    Ami Sands Brodoff
  • Book Review

    What Do We Mean When We Talk About Class in Canada?

    Veena Gokhale
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