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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...

Hastings Street

I have never liked this house much. For many years it felt like someone else’s house, not my own. It’s homely from the street, a painted...

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...

Splendour Built on Mud

“I hope Venice will recognise me,” I think, as my train pierces the silver lagoon and carries me across the bridge that hooks the fish-shaped...

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...

Kre-mas-i

On my way back from Sidemen to Canggu, the traffic barely moved. Otherwise empty rural roadsides were packed, bike to bike, bumper to bumper. I...

Kamata: A Place for Dumplings in a Laundromat

In Japan, Mr. Shirota is a famous bluegrass banjo player. Yes, I will be picking up several of his CDs to bring back to Eastern...

Smouldering

Zain squinted his eyes. The temperature was in the high nineties. The sky was clear but the air felt humid. He was short of breath,...

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...

How to Survive the Streets as a Girl in the Old Medina

You’re having a good hair day (unusual, I know!). It’s rarely necessary to plough the stork nest with a comb, yet today your mane is...

The Goat in the Stairwell

The commotion outside our apartment highlighted the quiet within. Unspoken words poked at the cracks in our marriage, picking them apart, unravelling their edges. They...

Symphony of the Train

1. linden. 2. central. 3. noyes. 4. foster. 5. davis. 6. howard. 7. waiting on the platform. 8. granville. 9. cermak-chinatown. 10. swiping out.

Fishkids

This is the furthest I’ve ever been from the centre of Leicester. I was born there and haven’t moved since. We all know about the...

The Hungarian Vegetarian

I’m not sure if my father was joking when he told me over the phone that my grandmother would be turning in her grave if...

Pastizzi

I am twenty years old and have just eaten what I think is the most perfect pastry in the world. But I think I’m in...

Just Breathe

Feet dragging from the elevator, I punch in the pin to my front door, ready to escape the heat and humidity of my three-minute walk...

The Great Falafel War of Egypt

My time in Egypt through the auspices of the Fulbright-Hays Seminars Abroad allowed for many smaller-scale experiences that augmented the wonderful lectures and visits to...

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...

Issue 12: Cities

Welcome to Panorama: The Journal of Travel, Place, and Nature’s 12th edition. In this issue, we present work on the theme of ‘cities,’ whether in...

The Monarch Egg

On the omnipotent side of the flying buttresses of the National Cathedral I discover the milkweed stand while the priest passes with a weathered brow...