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In which CX writes/daydreams about a coffeeshop they want to go back to, again and again.
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A. L. Sarino
- 2 days ago
- 6 min
Essay: 'Anak' and 'Distance' on Agency and the Filipino Mother in the 21st Century
As movies, Anak and Distance illustrate two opposite extremes of the challenging reality of motherhood in the Philippines.
Terry Trowbridge
- 3 days ago
- 2 min
I Am So Worried About How Coders Describe Us to the ChatGPTs
"I Am So Worried About How Coders Describe Us to the ChatGPTs," writes sociolegal researcher, writer, and plum farmer, Terry Trowbridge.
eratomag
- 4 days ago
- 5 min
Uncovering the Life of Maria Callas: Insights from Biographer Sophia Lambton
Sophia Lambton talks about her newest Maria Callas biography, which seeks to show a new side of the famous Soprano.
Terry Trowbridge
- 5 days ago
- 4 min
How Might Amazon's Warehouse "Rightsizing" Reshape Canada and the Global Publishing Economy?
How might Amazon’s “rightsizing” warehouse book supplies shape the global economy for freelance editors, proofreaders, and editorial workers
Catriona Miller
- 7 days ago
- 5 min
Art: Seeing the Past in Black and White
Why do we persist in seeing the past as a place of grey and sepia, black and white?
Gokul KP
- Nov 25
- 6 min
Review: Love and Identity in Sally Rooney’s Normal People
Sally Rooney’s 2018 novel Normal People is a heartbreaking journey featuring intimacy, pain, and the social dynamics of human connections.
rabhelanimguni
- Nov 23
- 5 min
Essay: The Archives
The Israel-Palestine conflict should lead us to reflect on pacifism and its ally, storytelling, for justice.
Dea Fejzullahu
- Nov 22
- 3 min
Shkumbin Limani On Telling Stories Through Photography
Shkumbin Limani is a "life photographer" who tells stories through pictures
Ananya Roy
- Nov 21
- 3 min
A Terrifying Testimony: 'Killers of the Flower Moon: The Osage Murders and the Birth of the FBI'
A review of 'Killers of the Flower Moon: The Osage Murders and the Birth of the FBI'
Olanrewaju Oluwafemi Damzy
- Nov 19
- 4 min
Ayosojumi on Writing, Loneliness, and Creating Empathy Through Words
Enit'ayanfe Ayosojumi Akinsanya on writing, loneliness, creating empathy through words, and his debut novel
Anwesha Dutta
- Nov 18
- 5 min
Louise Glück's Quiet Affirmations of Life
About Glück's quiet affirmations of life.
Callum Foulds
- Nov 15
- 4 min
Essay: An Office Pop Phenomenon
Callum Foulds talks office pop!
Tomas Maldonado
- Nov 13
- 12 min
Bibiana Ossai on Writing in America Versus Nigeria, Writers block and Academia
Bibiana Osai is a creative writing jack-of-all-trades. Her poetry, creative nonfiction, and short stories have been published extensively.
Faith Diaz
- Nov 12
- 4 min
Three Movies to Keep You Cozy This Fall
Movies to make you feel warm and cozy all fall long.
Anwesha Dutta
- Nov 11
- 8 min
Essay: Pop Music and the Ecstasy of Boundless Desire
by Anwesha Dutta There’s a certain kind of feeling that comes over us when we listen to a good pop song. Heads begin to roll, bodies...
Terry Trowbridge
- Nov 7
- 4 min
Statement about Researching IDPs and the UNHCR
What do internally displaced people want to save, want to preserve, and want to carry?
A. L. Sarino
- Nov 6
- 4 min
Christine Marie Lim Magpile on the Process of Writing, Mentoring, and Critical Engagement
Christine Marie Lim Magpile is a Filipino writer and fellow. Her newest anthology is Aruga: Mga Sanaysay ng Pagtanggap at Paglingap,
Terry Trowbridge
- Nov 3
- 8 min
Chapbook review: Keith Inman’s 'Layers of Limestone' in an Age of Urban Sprawl
A review of Keith Inman's 'Layers of Limestone', a chapbook of 9 poems published by Grey Borders Books.
Devanshi Panda
- Nov 2
- 3 min
Delhi Opulence: A DAG Exhibition on the Delhi Durbars and the Tapestry of Delhi
In late September, The Delhi Art Gallery (DAG) opened its doors to an excellently curated exhibition of the three Delhi durbars.
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