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Eternal and Temporary

It was already past nightfall, the sky glowing orange to the west where a hungry wildfire swallowed meadow after mountain, when I slipped out of...

And Dil Came Tumbling After

“You go ahead,” he said. That at least is what he meant when he made that familiar gesture—a quick, upward-turned ruffling of the air before...

Active Recall

After I found out I was going to have a baby, I started filming one second of every day. I used an app that allows...

Letter to UNESCO

I wish to address this letter to UNESCO for, despite the sadness of my thoughts, I have not yet lost all hope that dignity may...

Swimming to Neverland

Two years ago, I found Neverland. Unlike the island Barrie described in his famed works, this one isn’t in some tropical place full of flamingos...

Issue 14: Survival

Welcome to Panorama: The Journal of Travel, Place, and Nature’s 14th edition, on the theme of ‘survival.’ Many thanks to all contributors and the editors...

Sachunterricht

Growing up on two acres next to a lake in upstate New York, I spent many hours outside. Pretending there was quicksand in the reeds,...

Touristed

“Professor Wen Ming, Professor Wen Ming!” He looked back, the key to his office door pausing mid-rotation. Lin, the department secretary, waved at him from...

On Parties Gone Wrong

Our world was shaped by WWII. The conflict, which spanned the globe, and the order that came after it, shaped the way we now think...

Issue 13: Fire

Welcome to Panorama: The Journal of Travel, Place, and Nature’s 13th edition, on the theme of ‘fire.’ Fire: /ˈfʌɪə/ origin: Old English fȳr (noun), fȳrian...

What Would He Have Said?

To Pay Our Respects. As we stand at the gates of the Mauthausen concentration camp, more than at any other time previously, I feel acutely...

With Grace

They’d gone on much longer than she’d expected them to. A quick bite had turned to two courses, a drink had turned to five, and...

Marrakech’s Medina: “A Simple Path of Reading”

When I travelled to Marrakech a year ago, I never imagined that I would return. Yet, back in New York City, something about the Marrakshi...

Cemetery Conversations with My Dead Dad

In 2019, I returned to London for the first time since 1990. I remembered the city vividly, both because I’d looked at the photos countless...

Mission Dolores Park: A Map Oneirica

My right fibula hurts when I walk as a Boricua in San Francisco, dreaming of the home I left. Nobody knows my name here, nor...

A Haunting of Memory

The tandem release of Faith Adiele’s two new books, Voice/Over and Her Voice, create a hand-in-hand hybrid memoir in two different forms. Her Voice is...

In Salt Lake City, Everyone and Everything is Queer*

While standing at the bar waiting for The Sun’s bartender to grab my Corona, I noticed a man with thinning brown hair, medium height and...

Last Life in Taipei

A layover on the island because of engine trouble. I had a whole night to walk around a city that I only knew from the...

Loneliness in Rio

Above Copacabana Beach, in the coworking space, with its anaemic air-conditioning and the emerald Atlantic pulsing under sunlight past the window, expat bros dropped code...

In Conversation with Mike Challis

My family moved from small town environment in Essex to a Suffolk village when I was 7 and I spent much of my time after...