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I lay awake in bed under a 15-tog duvet and the crushing weight of loneliness. It was nearly 2 a.m. The street outside was as...
On my very first visit to Café Bagatelle, clutching a beaten copy of Homage to Catalonia and a notebook in my right hand, the heavy...
Protesters lined the perimeter of the conference centre holding signs in Spanish: No queremos menos niños. Di no al control poblacional. We do not want...
It was towards the end of May. There had just been a sandstorm, and Dad’s car was covered in dust. He was washing it, and...
He’s full, but the Hunger remains. Always. The need to gorge, as sharp and primal as fear. A rampant desire that only the threat of...
Mahmoud Elmardi, a Sudanese visual artist and novelist, was born in 1988 in the historic city of Bahri, Khartoum—a region renowned for its rich cultural...
In Mumbai, when family burdens weigh heavy, two taxi drivers offer unexpected kinship.
A budding filmmaker travelling his own country learns that to encounter a place is not to consume it, but to look, to listen, and sometimes...
At the entrance to Zambujal, a pair of dogs were waiting.
As problematic as it is to try to communicate the magnificence of a natural phenomenon through an allusion to a fictitious one, this is all...
My grandma had worked in the Bureau of Scientific Resources years before I even arrived with my portfolio for a job interview. She had left...
From the edge of the crowd, Jim watched Gemma climb onto a table. “Wooo! It’s Friday!” she cried, punching the air like a YouTube Zumba...
The first poem in Firefall (Unsolicited Press: 2025), Heather Lang-Cassera’s full-length collection of untitled verse, orients readers within the related frameworks of soundscape and landscape:...
Food was such a central part of my time in Japan—in every country, for that matter. It was a point of exploration and wonder, of...